Events

Apply by: Jan. 19 The Center for Health Innovation offers internal pilot funding to UNC Health and UNC School of Medicine employees for health care innovations across a broad spectrum

Apply by January 19 Each year, the Center offers internal pilot funding to UNC Health and UNC School of Medicine employees for health care innovations across a broad spectrum of

Please join Scott Levitan, president and CEO of the Research Triangle Foundation (RTF), for a virtual event on Tuesday, January 26th as they announce the new partnership. Kenan-Flagler’s Entrepreneurship Center

100 Women and the Eship Center are partnering to host a virtual event celebrating the journeys of female entrepreneurs. In this online event, moderated by Beth Struckell, hear from four panelists

Fireside Chat with Eric Happel Wednesday, January 27, 12-1 p.m.  • Online • Open to all Fireside Chats is an ongoing series of talks hosted by Launch Chapel Hill and

“How to think about social innovation?” with Danielle Logue from University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Dr. Danielle Logue is an Associate Professor of Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management at UTS Business

Thursday, January 28, 6-7 p.m.  • Online • Open to students The Eship Center is committed to diversity and an alliance with the Black community. We will continue to prioritize

Pitch: A competition for Black Student-Founders Apply by: Jan. 29 Are you building a company and looking for connections to the right investors? Do you seek community with Black entrepreneurs?

Submit your solution by: Jan. 29, 5:00 p.m. How can your early-stage innovative technology solution solve the world’s most pressing social and environmental problems? Cisco is seeking early-stage startups who have

Apply by: Jan. 29 Are you building a company and looking for connections to the right investors? Do you seek community with Black entrepreneurs? Beyond the possibility of prize money, pitch is

Apply by: Jan. 31 Join UNC and Map the System, a global competition that challenges you to think differently about social or environmental change. A finalist will be chosen from

The Carolina Graduate Certificate in Innovation for the Public Good (CIPG) gives masters and doctoral students an educational pathway to explore modern changemaking and practice the skills they need to