Start your Reunions weekend with an early happy hour and visit with your friends at the Princeton Entrepreneurial Hub!
Meetup for alumni in blockchain and crypto. All levels of interest welcome from the crypto-curious to industry professionals.
Hosted by Tom Leyden, ’77 Campus Club President. The LinkedIn group was founded to help students explore careers in solar and other cleantech industries and provide alumni an ongoing networking platform. Interested alumni are welcome to join, but please RSVP ...
Sponsored by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council, Princeton Alumni Angels, e-Club, and Princeton Entrepreneurs’ Network
Join us for an expert panel discussion about the current state of global commodity markets, the energy transition, and energy policy going forward in the face of macroeconomic challenges.
Based on your ballot entries, the top three vote-getters will present to the entire conference. Sponsored by the Princeton Entrepreneurs’ Network and the Keller Center
This panel discussion will delve into the pioneering realm of social entrepreneurship as a powerful catalyst for systemic change in the K-16 education landscape. Our distinguished panelists will share their unique journeys in launching innovative ventures aimed at disrupting and realigning educational paradigms to better serve the holistic needs of our nation, communities, families, and students. The conversation will cover the challenges and opportunities encountered in reimagining educational models, fostering equitable access, and nurturing environments that promote lifelong learning and adaptability.
The climate transition of our society will require the active participation of investors and entrepreneurs. Please join our panel of experts to learn how climate, climate tech and cleantech are the frontiers of our battle to save the planet and a singular opportunity to do well and do good at the same time.
Join us for an exciting panel discussion with five prominent Princeton-grad VCs, who will discuss trends, opportunities, and challenges in the industry.
This workshop will help you to understand how, when, why, where and with whom you are creative and how to use your creativity to be innovative. It will also extend your understanding of creativity and innovation to be able to work with those around you to design more desirable futures for yourself and others.
Workshop led by Dror Futter '86, Partner, Rimon Law. Learn about a new convertible note that will be launched in May at the Angel Capital Association meeting and how it compares to the SAFE note.
Princeton faculty are leading groundbreaking research and making positive societal impacts across a range of policy and social entrepreneurial endeavours. This panel is comprised of several faculty members who will talk to their entrepreneurial efforts. Sponsored by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council.
Participate in this interactive workshop and fireside chat that empower leaders and founders to identify and apply the skills and traits associated with an entrepreneurial mindset. During this session, we will delve into what these skills and traits are, how they relate to and appear in the entrepreneur's journey, and how participants can develop them in their own journeys. Workshop leaders: Christine Galib '08 and Ben Sorkin '17.
Princeton Entrepreneurship Council (PEC) cordially invites all alumni returning to campus for Reunions to join us for this year’s Reunions 2024 Tiger Entrepreneurs Conference and Startup Competition featuring several panel discussions and workshops that explore purpose-driven entrepreneurship and other topics of interest to founders, funders, and the entrepreneurially curious. Click for details & registration!
