While many founders focus on valuation and vesting, other terms such as control provisions and anti-dilution rights can often have a greater impact on whether you and your startup are successful or fail.
This workshop will focus on what you, as a first-time founder, need to know before negotiating the terms of your Series Seed or Series...
Location: Online
Audience: Alumni, Campus community, Faculty, General Audience, Grad Students, Post Doc, Staff, Undergrads
Princeton’s Center for Career Development in partnership with Princeton Entrepreneurship Council and The Lewis Center for the Arts host an interactive, informal Q&A on the topic of Building a Personal Brand for Artists in the digital age.
Location: Online
Audience: Campus community, Faculty, Invited guests from the innovation and entrepreneurial community, Post Doc, Students, Undergrads
While most VCs hit “pause” at the beginning of the pandemic, the industry has adapted to the “new normal” and VCs are actively meeting with, vetting and funding startups. However, trends show that while some new founders are getting funded, a large proportion of money is going to portfolio companies and founders who are known to VCs.
Location: Online
Audience: Alumni, Campus community, Faculty, General Audience, Grad Students, Staff, Undergrads
You have your idea. Your friends and family love it. In your gut you feel certain that it will succeed. Congratulations! Now it’s time to put your idea to the test via the customer discovery process, and iterate your business idea until you find true product:market fit.
Location: Online (Zoom webinar)
Audience: Alumni, Faculty, General Audience, Post Doc, Staff, Students
Whether or not you think of yourself as a sales person, you are your company’s first sales person. You convinced people to join your venture, to fund your startup and to use your product. But at some point you need to grow your organization to maximize revenues.
Location: Online (Zoom webinar)
Audience: Alumni, Faculty, General Audience, Staff, Students
Princeton Entrepreneurship Council (PEC) and co-host Center for Career Development invite you to an online conversation about how to become (or hire) a great product manager featuring Ed Zschau ‘86, Partner at Parker Remick, Will McCalpin ’12, Senior Product Manager at Trim, and Chidalu Onyenso ’14...