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I am writing to invite you or a friend or colleague of yours to apply to serve as a mentor, associate mentor, or judge for the Stanford University, UC Berkeley, Columbia or other business plan competitions. Mentoring activities start in February or March. Judging activities start in January and go into February. View the schedule for mentoring including time commitments at http://enterprisefutures.net/2011competitionsschedule.html. Please submit your application by January 19th at http://www.enterprisefutures.org/judgementorappl.html
Enterprise Futures Network (EFN) is a 1500 person volunteer organization that supports universities to help create leaders that apply entrepreneurship to build a better future. We support universities in the U.S. and abroad. Please let me know if you have questions and feel free to refer colleagues who may be interested to me at tjensen@enterprisefutures.net
Thomas Jensen, Co-Founder Enterprise Futures Network
I have been told that 2nd round participants cannot submit their business plans through younoodle.
If you are a 2nd round participant, please send your business plan to ssfking@gmail.com instead. In your email, tell me your name and name of your start-up.
I will send you a reply within a day confirming that I have received your business plan.
Hello everyone... do you know where can we submmit the new files?... we have been trying since last week but no idea... in the BASES page says under the logo, but it only says the deadline has already passed.
This year in addition to the regular prizes from E-Challenge, Philips has sponsored an additional $1,000 prize for the best "Consumer Product" business plan. We received many quality consumer product business plans this year, and it has been difficult for Philips to pick a winner. After much discussion, we are pleased to inform you of the winner of the 2010 Philips Consumer Product Prize as Nanolab. Nanolab not only has a solid and diverse team, but they also have a strong and scalable proposition that could deliver on a broad consumer need in addition to clinical domains.
Congratulations to Nanolab for winning this year's $1,000 Philips Consumer Product business plan prize!!
Semi-Final Round Submission
In the semi-final round, all the teams will present their business plan to the judges. The presentation will be 16 mins long (10mins presentation and 6 mins for Q & A). Teams have to submit a copy of the complete business plan by the deadline and bring a copy of their planned power point presentation in a usb drive, on the date of the presentation itself. Teams will be mailed their presentation time slots, and must report at the venue at least 15 mins before their slot.
Guidelines for the Presentation:
There are no hard and fast rules on your presentation. In general, make sure your strongest points are said early and often. You will only have 10 minutes to make a big impression, followed by 6 mins Q&A. The long Q&A session ought to make sure the judges have a solid understanding of your plan.
I am looking for a Computer Science student from Stanford to join my team to participate in the E-Challenge. Please leave a message if anyone is interested.
I am writing to invite you or a friend or colleague of yours to apply to serve as a mentor, associate mentor, or judge for the Stanford University, UC Berkeley, Columbia or other business plan competitions. Mentoring activities start in February or March. Judging activities start in January and go into February. View the schedule for mentoring including time commitments at http://enterprisefutures.net/2011competitionsschedule.html. Please submit your application by January 19th at http://www.enterprisefutures.org/judgementorappl.html
Enterprise Futures Network (EFN) is a 1500 person volunteer organization that supports universities to help create leaders that apply entrepreneurship to build a better future. We support universities in the U.S. and abroad. Please let me know if you have questions and feel free to refer colleagues who may be interested to me at tjensen@enterprisefutures.net
Thomas Jensen, Co-Founder Enterprise Futures Network
I have been told that 2nd round participants cannot submit their business plans through younoodle.
If you are a 2nd round participant, please send your business plan to ssfking@gmail.com instead. In your email, tell me your name and name of your start-up.
I will send you a reply within a day confirming that I have received your business plan.
Good luck!
Hello everyone... do you know where can we submmit the new files?... we have been trying since last week but no idea... in the BASES page says under the logo, but it only says the deadline has already passed.
any idea?
This year in addition to the regular prizes from E-Challenge, Philips has sponsored an additional $1,000 prize for the best "Consumer Product" business plan. We received many quality consumer product business plans this year, and it has been difficult for Philips to pick a winner. After much discussion, we are pleased to inform you of the winner of the 2010 Philips Consumer Product Prize as Nanolab. Nanolab not only has a solid and diverse team, but they also have a strong and scalable proposition that could deliver on a broad consumer need in addition to clinical domains.
Congratulations to Nanolab for winning this year's $1,000 Philips Consumer Product business plan prize!!
Semi-Final Round Submission
In the semi-final round, all the teams will present their business plan to the judges. The presentation will be 16 mins long (10mins presentation and 6 mins for Q & A). Teams have to submit a copy of the complete business plan by the deadline and bring a copy of their planned power point presentation in a usb drive, on the date of the presentation itself. Teams will be mailed their presentation time slots, and must report at the venue at least 15 mins before their slot.
Guidelines for the Presentation:
There are no hard and fast rules on your presentation. In general, make sure your strongest points are said early and often. You will only have 10 minutes to make a big impression, followed by 6 mins Q&A. The long Q&A session ought to make sure the judges have a solid understanding of your plan.
The deadlines of Round 2 and 3 have been extended to the following dates:
Round 2 submission deadline: 17th April, 2010. 11.59pm PST
Round 2 presentation: April 29, Thursday afternoon (time TBD)
Round 3 submission deadline: May 22, 11.59pm PST
Round 3 presentation: May 27, Thursday afternoon (time TBD)
Good luck!
Hooray! Good luck all.
Let the games begin! Good luck everyone.
I am looking for a Computer Science student from Stanford to join my team to participate in the E-Challenge. Please leave a message if anyone is interested.