Princeton Entrepreneurship Council
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Nucleos, a Princeton Alumni Entrepreneurs Fund portfolio company, is an education technology startup that believes that everyone should have access to 21st century learning opportunities.
Photo via Comcast LIFT Labs
Seeing a pandemic-related need, Frimpong (pictured on left with co-founder William Lee) built Seshie to meet the demand for high quality virtual team building exercises. "Our virtual team-building platform is perfectly positioned for the future of work,” said Frimpong.
Fish farms and doctors’ offices are worlds apart, but each has problems that Princeton alumni startup founders like Bryton Shang '12 and Craig Limoli '12 are solving with data science and artificial intelligence.
Tim Hwang '14
Tim Hwang '14, CEO and Co-Founder of late-stage start-up FiscalNote, shares his entrepreneurial story of growing FiscalNote with a few friends and a couple thousand dollars in a Silicon Valley Motel 6 into a global unicorn information services company that serves lawyers, lobbyists, and government officials across the world.
"Although Princeton has given me exposure to a multitude of interesting areas," said Miles Cole ’22, "it has also gifted me with an unquenchable thirst for entrepreneurship."
TigerTalks is a PEC-sponsored educational and networking program that features faculty and alumni entrepreneurs across a wide range of startup sectors.
Princeton alum/faculty/student/postdoc founders or C-Suite members present their companies at our popular Tiger Entrepreneurs Conferences or at standalone events.
OfficeHours connects Princeton alumni mentors with early career alumni, faculty, and students who seek guidance on specific entrepreneurial challenges. Finding and scheduling a meeting with a mentor are simple.
Tiger2Tiger brings in a variety of alumni entrepreneurs to lead a series of workshops on funding and managing your startup.
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.
Join us in the classroom for an entrepreneurial class experience, followed by a live discussion with the professor.
Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs is the premier incubation space for Princeton and New Jersey startups. Currently accepting applications for wet/dry lab, office and desk space.
The Tiger Entrepreneurs Conference is designed to educate, inspire and engage the Princeton entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Stories of Entrepreneurship the Princeton Way, produced by PEC. Available at princetonspark.com or in your favorite podcast app.
