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CIPG Lunch and Learn with Kim Talikoff
CIPG Lunch and Learn with Kim Talikoff
Join CIPG for a screening of I'm Smart, Too followed by a discussion with the film's Lead Producer, Kim Talikoff. Learn more
Join CIPG for a screening of I'm Smart, Too followed by a discussion with the film's Lead Producer, Kim Talikoff. Learn more
VC University at UNC will take place virtually in partnership with NVCA, Venture Forward, Startup@Berkeley and UNC. The program, created in 2019 with the goal of democratizing access to education on venture finance, is a three-day certificate program on venture finance held in partnership with universities in emerging VC ecosystems across the country. General registration for
Join us for a lunch and learn with Dr. Carlye Lauff, a design researcher, innovation strategist, and educator. Learn more
The Big Pitch is a virtual quick pitch competition for the most promising biotech startups in the US. This series challenges all-stars from three regions—West, South and Northeast—to score points with investor judges for their treatment, technology or therapy. The winning startup from each region will win the grand prize and bragging rights. Apply by
Innovation. Education. Industry. These are powerful angles—and what Research Triangle Park is known for. At RTP180, speakers from our founding Universities, Park companies and the North Carolina community-at-large, are called upon to speak passionately and authentically about what matters to them. The twist? They must do it in 5 minutes or less! This month, the
Problem solvers wanted: Apply to the James Dyson Award design competition Entries open March 17 - June 30 The James Dyson Foundation, the charitable arm of Dyson, Inc., supports engineering + design education at K-12 and university levels. The foundation runs a design competition every year called the James Dyson Award, which has a very broad brief: “Design something that solves
Launch Chapel Hill is an award-winning start-up accelerator and co-working space located on Franklin Street. Its fall program is designed to increase the growth of high-impact start-ups and early-stage ventures. They are looking for entrepreneurs who are committed to building early-stage businesses into self-sustaining enterprises. Apply by Wednesday, June 20th at 11:59 p.m. Apply here
Join us for a conversation led by OHUB's Rodney Sampson on how leaders can begin to bring diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) strategies and solutions to life within their company. Participants will hear from top leaders who are skilled at incorporating DEI solutions in companies and learn about a helpful framework that Rodney has developed
Due to the regulations and compliance elements involved with medical device development, the process is expensive, slow and difficult. There are also fewer "off the shelf" tools available to help navigate the process. During this talk, Sabrina Varanelli, a robotics engineer specializing in surgical robotics and the founder of Nemedio, will help you make sense
Are you an aspiring Black or ally investor who wants to invest in the Black technology startup ecosystem or to advance racial equity in our nation’s innovation space? Join 100 Black Angels and Allies’ Fund General Partner Rodney Sampson who will lead a conversation about how to get started as an investor in early stage
Join Thompson & Prince founder and brand strategist Chris Gorges as he shares the fundamentals of branding and how high-growth startups can begin to develop and execute brand strategies that will support growth plans from the beginning. This seminar will cover a broad range of branding topics including naming, positioning, logo design, visual identity, marketing
The BYIA is an annual program that supports and promotes innovative research applicable to the development of critical therapies and clinical diagnostics. Applicants must be currently enrolled graduate students or postdoctoral fellows. Apply by June 30. Learn more
This international design award celebrates, encourages and inspires the next generation of design engineers. The challenge is simple: design something that solves a problem. It is open to current university students enrolled in engineering, product design and industrial design courses – and those who have graduated in these subjects within the last four years. $2,600