Princeton Entrepreneurship Council
Princeton's just-completed Thrive conference to celebrate and empower Princeton's black alumni kicked off with a slate of entrepreneurial content on the afternoon of October 3rd, with a keynote discussion by Kamil Ali-Jackson '81 and John W. Rogers Jr. '80, moderated by Kevin C. Dowdell '83.
In the last twenty years, the cost of college has increased by roughly 200 percent. Sixty-five percent of college seniors graduate with student debt, contributing to a national student debt total of $1.6 trillion.
Our podcast of Stories of Entrepreneurship the Princeton Way is now available!
The Kolanut Capital 2019 eLab Summer Accelerator team (from left): Jinn Park '21, Alexander Asante '19, Kevin Parker '20, Hannington Omwanza '19, Chege Gitau '19. Photo via Keller Center.
According to the International Monetary Fund’s World Economic Outlook report for this year, Africa has four of the top five countries with the fastest projected GDP growth. By 2050, Africa's population is expected to double, and in less than 6 years, Africans will likely spend $5.6 trillion.
Register now for the Thrive Conference: Empowering & Celebrating Princeton's Black Alumni
The Princeton Alumni Entrepreneurs Fund (AEF) leverages Princeton's strong alumni network to deliver meaningful support to early career founders via mentorship, access to capital, education and curated networking.
Now open! Princeton Innovation Center Biolabs is the new incubation space for Princeton and New Jersey startups. Currently accepting applications for wet/dry lab, office and desk space.
OfficeHours connects NYC-based Princeton alumni mentors with students and early career alumni who seek guidance on specific challenges they are facing in their entrepreneurial pursuits. Finding and scheduling a meeting with a mentor are simple.
Events
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Early Stage Investing in the Life Sciences
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Negotiating a Term Sheet
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Regional Academic Drug Discovery Day
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PA3 Annual Meeting & Dinner
