Keller Center events. Innovation in Education. Entrepreneurship. Design Thinking.
From Keller Center:
Love & Magic Company is radically reimagining the future of work. Its dynamic co-founders, Chinedu Echeruo and Oshoke Abalu will host a masterclass on “How to Bring Your Idea to Life” and share with you a systematic and scientific approach to organizing your teams and finding product-market-fit faster and with less risk.
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All Princeton students, faculty, and staff are welcome.
Learn how to construct an eye-catching portfolio that showcases your talent. In this workshop, we will be reviewing successful design portfolios and looking at portfolio creation strategies from architecture, art, and design fields. Led by Olivia Kusio and Chitra Parikh, Tiger Challenge Associates.
From Keller Center:
This session will explore ways of effectively communicating with investors, clients, customers, and industry partners.
From Keller Center:
Luke Armour '13, founding partner of Chaac Ventures, will be back to campus November 22nd at 12:30 pm in the Princeton Entrepreneurial Hub for a discussion over lunch with students and faculty.
From Keller Center:
Princeton Demo Day
Date: Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Time: 2:30 - 6:00pm
Location: Friend Center 101 and 113
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From the Keller Center:
What a joyful time to join a Keller Center event! Ingrid Fetell Lee will be on campus to discuss The Surprising Power of Joy.
This event is open to the public and refreshments will be available.
Entrepreneurship the Princeton Way is defined as follows: you are an entrepreneur anytime you initiate transformation through risk-taking actions and value-creating organizations. The certificate program exposes students to different ways of understanding, conceptualizing, and for some, building enterprises that create value through positive impact on society, whether through a commercial or social venture.
From Keller Center:
The Keller Center welcomes Amit Mukherjee '10 to the Entrepreneurial Hub on Friday, March 15, to meet with students over lunch. Amit is a Partner at NEA (New Enterprise Associates), a California-based global venture capital firm that funds companies across all investment stages. At NEA, Amit focuses on consumer technology investments.
This event is open to undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and postdocs. Lunch will be served. Space is limited and RSVP is required.
From Keller Center:
In this 2-hour workshop, Shahram Hejazi, Keller Center Entrepreneurship Specialist, who teaches the popular "EGR 395: Venture Capital and Finance of Innovation," will present an overview of financial accounting for early stage ventures. The interactive session will focus on financial skills that are most needed for startups, such as developing profit and loss statements and understanding cash flow projections.
Dinner will be served and registration is required.
Audience: undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, and postdocs
