Zach Moskow, a Lower Merion High School graduate and already accomplished entrepreneur, has found success in his latest business venture that gives college students a new social scene, writes Ashley Jost for St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Moskow, who is currently a sophomore at Washington University, got the idea after being underwhelmed with the typical options at college for having fun. So, he created Premier STL, a party event planning venture for the younger college social scene.

The response to his idea has been huge with over 1,100 college students from St Louis colleges showing up at Premier STL’s inaugural party on August 31 at the Budweiser Brew House in Ballpark Village.

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Focused on students aged 18 and up instead of just the over 21 year-olds, it was advertised on social media and quickly spread through word of mouth. Tickets ranged from $10 to $15.

The need for this type of event is clear as Moskow’s latest event was packed with 18 to 20 year olds.

“This is not about making a killing, but about changing the environment,” said Moskow.

Read more about Premier STL at St. Louis Post-Dispatch by clicking here.

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