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The Duke Entrepreneurship Education Series (DEES) is a comprehensive program designed to introduce all Duke students – from graduate, professional and undergraduate schools – to the key concepts necessary for a future in entrepreneurship or venture capital.

The series intends to connect students from all parts of the Duke community, including liberal arts, business, law, engineering, public policy, medical and science fields, with the goal of increasing the likelihood that exciting startup ideas will find the key collaborators needed to translate innovations into full-fledged companies.





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  • Strategies for Raising Money While You’re Still a Student
    How can I raise money for my startup idea while I'm still a student? 
    And who are the semi-finalists to win $25,000 this year?  

    Join us on Wednesday for a special double feature 
    1) A special panel of Duke entrepreneurs who started companies while in (or shortly after) school at Duke
    2) The announcement of the 35 Semi-Finalists for the Duke Start-Up Challenge.

    What: Strategies for Raising Money While You’re Still a Student
    And the revealing of the 35 Semi-Finalists for the Duke Start-Up Challenge

    Part of the Duke Entrepreneurship Education Series

    When: Wednesday, February 24th from 6-8:30pm.
    6pm-7pm - Food and Networking
    7pm-7:10pm - Announcing the Semi-Finalists
    7:10pm-8:15pm – Panel Discussion: Strategies for Raising Money While You’re Still a Student

    Panelists:
    Jed Carlson ‘05, Co-founder and COO of Reverbnation, http://www.reverbnation.com
    Doug Eisner ‘07, Co-founder and COO of GrassRoots Biotechnology, http://www.grassrootsbio.com
    Matt Kane ‘06, Co-founder and CEO of Precision Biosciences, http://www.precisionbiosciences.com
    Jesse Lipson ’00, Founder and President of ShareFile, http://www.sharefile.com
    Taylor Mingos '07, Founder and CEO of Shoeboxed.com, http://www.shoeboxed.com

    Where: Fuqua's HCA Classroom

    Who for: Open to any Duke University student

    Please register for this event on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=10150102429770641


    Visit our website at http://www.dukedees.com/  to check for the latest schedule and for more information.  All events subject to change.


    Hosts
    Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Club, http://www.dukeevcc.com
    Duke Start-Up Challenge, http://www.dukestartupchallenge.org
    Fuqua's Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, http://www.fuqua.duke.edu/centers/cei
    Duke's Center for Entrepreneurship and Research Commercialization, http://cerc.duke.edu
    DUHatch Student Business Incubator, http://cerc.duke.edu/duhatch

    Sponsors and Supporters
    Intersouth Partners, a leading venture capital firm - http://www.intersouth.com
    Hughes Pittman & Gupton, an accounting firm for startups - http://www.hpg.com
    Hutchison Law Group, a law firm for startups – http://www.hutchlaw.com
    iContact, email marketing software - http://www.icontact.com
    Square 1 Bank, a venture bank for startups - http://www.square1bank.com
    Wyrick Robbins, a law firm for startups – http://www.wyrick.com
    Palo Alto Software, makers of Business Plan Pro - http://www.paloalto.com
    Intuit - http://www.intuit.com
    Smith Anderson, a law firm that helps startups - http://www.smithlaw.com

    To see the full Spring 2010 schedule, go to http://www.dukedees.com/ schedule
    To review past presentations, go to http://www.dukedees.com/session-downloads

    Questions?  Contact Joe Knight, joe.knight@duke.edu

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    About the Duke Entrepreneurship Education Series
    The Duke Entrepreneurship Education Series (DEES) is a comprehensive program designed to introduce all Duke students – from graduate, professional and undergraduate schools – to the key concepts necessary for a future in entrepreneurship or venture capital.

    The series intends to connect students from all parts of the Duke community, including liberal arts, business, law, engineering, public policy, medical and science fields, with the goal of increasing the likelihood that exciting developments in the lab will find the key collaborators needed to translate innovations into full-fledged companies.

    The sessions alternate between Fuqua and Teer.  The events run as follows:
    1) Each session will begin with a social hour at 6pm, including food and drink.
    2) The speaker will go on at 7pm, and will talk for 40-60 minutes, followed by a Q&A.
    3) Finally, after the speaker there will be an additional opportunity for networking with classmates and speakers.

    Posted Feb 22, 2010 10:02 AM by Howie Rhee
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