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Malika Rajani finale.
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Montreal, Canada ~ June 22, 2018.
The hustle and bustle of Melbourne coupled with Melbourne's biggest ScaleUps. Photos by Tim Carrafa.
Knox College students in StartUp Term work on their projects in the second week of the program that simulates the experience of working in a high-tech startup business incubator. The Farmet team is developing a web-based system to link farmers with consumers interested in purchasing locally grown food. More about StartUp Term: sites.google.com/a/knox.edu/startup-term/
Knox College students in StartUp Term working on their business, Chart Air, which aggregates information about small airports. More at: www.knox.edu/academics/immersion-experiences/startup-term
Knox College student teams showcase their startup businesses to visitors at the StartUp Term 2019 Open House.
Depois de uma dura peneira, que selecionou 12 finalistas entre 5.700 projetos inscritos, o 9º Concurso Acelera Startup, da Fiesp, anunciou nesta terça-feira (8/11) seus vencedores.
Foto: Helcio Nagamine/ Everton Amaro
Knox graduate Hannah Basil talks with students in StartUp Term about entrepreneurship, startups and careers. More on StartUp Term: sites.google.com/a/knox.edu/startup-term/
September 19, 2015 - Launch League SpaceWalk 2015 Reception
After touring some awesome Akron spaces, there was a Launch League reception on the sixteenth floor of the PNC Building on Cascade Plaza. The most important part of the evening was the announcement of the nine new Launch League startup support "Communities" that are being created.
Attendees came dressed up as there favorite space character for the walk and reception.
In the StartUp Term office, Marc Spehlmann, Laura Lueninghoener and Sam Hart (with one of his handmade guitars) take a break from their projects to watch a music video. More about StartUp Term: sites.google.com/a/knox.edu/startup-term/
Despark's CTO Stoyan Dipchikov at Startup@Blagoevgrad about how talent wins games and teams win championships.
Startup Engine is a program sponsored by NIPA (Korea's National IT Industry Promotion Agency) to help Korea's most promising startups earn spots at leading accelerators from around the world. As part of the program, we work directly with the startups and accelerators to create just the right matches. From the initial pool of applicants, we will use a rigorous and transparent process to select the 40 most promising candidates. These companies will have access to exclusive training, workshops and resources that will set them on the path toward acceleration. The curriculum is designed and delivered by expert mentors from fields including entrepreneurship, finance, legal, marketing and design. During the program, startups will have the opportunity to meet directly with top-level representatives from the accelerators, along with other industry VIPs at a networking night in Seoul. A month later, the accelerators will return to Seoul for a spectacular demo day that will showcase the 40 startup finalists. The startups selected for acceleration will travel around the world to participate in programs that have count some of the world's most-talked-about startup among their alumni.
Knox College student teams showcase their startup businesses to visitors at the StartUp Term 2019 Open House.
The hustle and bustle of Melbourne coupled with Melbourne's biggest ScaleUps. Photos by Tim Carrafa.
Knox College students in StartUp Term talking with staff from Caterpillar Inc's legal department, after a presentation on patents, trademarks, copyrights and other aspects of intellectual property law. More at: www.knox.edu/academics/immersion-experiences/startup-term