Learn About... Non-dilutive funding sources with international ties Identifying equity investors outside the US Successful local tech companies with international trade Licensing vs partnering with a foreign company State and federal resources to help your
Register here. In 2017, UNC-Chapel Hill launched “The Blueprint for Next,” the University’s overarching strategic framework with two core strategies – “Of the Public, for the Public” and “Innovation Made
The Entrepreneurship Research Working Group invites all UNC researchers interested in presenting and discussing early stage research projects in entrepreneurship (broadly defined). This interdisciplinary group meets monthly over lunch at
Time: 2:30 - 4 p.m. Location: Kenan Science Library and Makerspace Attend this session to see a showcase of AR & VR technologies that you can use to make your
Every Wednesday, 5:00-6:30 p.m., Campus Y, Anne Queen Lounge Join the Campus Y every Wednesday to gain valuable skills that will allow you to start, grow or tweak your big idea.
Join the Shuford Program for a q&a with Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin Co-founders and Co-CEOs of theSkimm® NOVEMBER 21, 2019 / 3:30-4:30PM Nelson Mandela Auditorium FedEx Global Education Center
University Career Services will host the final Peace Corps Application Workshop of the fall semester for students to learn more about the Peace Corps application process. There will also be
Applications have just opened for TigerLaunch, the nation's largest student-run entrepreneurship competition. Looking for student founders to join the startup pitch competition. You will get the chance to present your
The Entrepreneurship Research Working Group invites all UNC researchers interested in presenting and discussing early stage research projects in entrepreneurship (broadly defined). This interdisciplinary group meets monthly over lunch at
Step back. Take a break. Come pet a puppy. Final exams are tough and stressful! 1789 wants to make you smile and de-stress by allowing you to pet a puppy! Date: December
NCBiotech’s Flash Grant program aims to identify and energize the most creative ideas that exhibit early indications of commercial potential. Like a flash of inspiration, Flash Grants infuse funding at
Secrets For Thriving in North Carolina’s Life Science Ecosystem With Laura Rowley, Ph.D., Director, Life Science Economic Development; Tracey du Laney, Ph.D., Director, Science and Technology Development; North Carolina Biotechnology
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