Sunday, March 21, 2010There are 4 upcoming competitions/events, details about them are listed below. If you are interested to attend the Young Entrepreneur Event on 29th March, email Karen your name, contact no and which session (1 or 2) by Thursday 25 March. For the rest, register by yourself on the website (:Young Entrepreneurs Event - 29 March 2010, Asian Civilisations Museum Venue: Ngee Ann Auditorium, Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, S (179555) Registration is free, limited spaces available. There will be 2 sessions for that day: Session 1: Who should attend: Educators, Youths, General Public Session 2: Who should attend: 16 - 26 year olds interested in entrepreneurship Programme Session 1 2.00pm - Presentation of GUESSS findings - Q&A on GUESSS findings 3.00pm – End of Session 1 3.00pm – Registration for Session 2 5.45pm - Refreshments ASEAN Science Enterprise Challenge 2010 (Deadline for registration is 14 May) This year, the ASEC 2010 will be happening on May 29-30. It will be held at SMU, Li Ka Shing Library. Last year our seniors participated in this competition and they won individual 2nd and 3rd medal on national standard. Winners of ASEC Singapore will represent Singapore in the Global Enterprise Challenge. Price per participant is $130. Download the application from http://gec-singapore.com/2010/ BizBuzz 2010 - Business case competition in Beijing from 22 March 2010 to 18 April 2010 (Registration ends on 26 March 2010 2359hrs ) The Young Entrepreneurs Association of NUS (YEAN Club), will be organising BizBuzz 2010, a business case competition to be held in Beijing, from 22 March 2010 to 18 April 2010. This is an international competition and students both based in Singapore or overseas will be able to participate. The competition will be graced by participants from multiple countries, like the NUS Colleges in Silicon Valley, Bio Valley, Stockhlom, Shanghai and in Beijing. Registrations have already started! If you are interested in taking part in the competition, do visit http://www.bizbuzz.info/ and register at the website. Prizes Include : First Place: 5,000RMB Second Place: 3,000RMB Third Place: 2,000RMB Internship opportunities in Beijing @ Company: Jeehe Net(集合网) No. of internship position: 4 - 6 Job Scope: Marketing, Sales, Product Design, R&D Duration: 6 months “Silicon Valley 2010: Changes in the Circles of Influence” by Prof Tom Kosnik (Register before 25th March) Prof Tom Kosnik is one of the most influential professors around and he believes in spreading his sea of knowledge to students and lend them a helping hand in their careers. Other than that, he is hard to chase as he travels alot so this could be your only chance to catch him before he comes again next year. ------------------------------ Planning to establish your presence in Silicon Valley? Hoping to raise capital via Business Angels and Venture Capitalist for your company? Well look no further, Incub3 is proud to present the following talk: “Silicon Valley 2010: Changes in the Circles of Influence” by Prof Tom Kosnik (Consulting Professor from Stanford University) Free Admission Date: 25th March 2010 (Thur) Talk: 6:00pm-7:30pm Networking session: After 7:30pm Venue: I3 Auditorium, 21 Heng Mui Keng Terrace, NUS About the Speaker: Prof Tom Kosnik is a Fenwick and West Consulting Professor, Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP), at Stanford School of Engineering. He is also the International Advisor for NUS Entrepreneurship Centre. Prof Tom has an extensive experience in the field of system integration, marketing and business development roles. Currently he is helping business and government leaders to create real time learning programs for stakeholders across their value chains, positioning products, services and brands, execute global sales and marketing campaigns, attract and develop talent as well as to raise money. With his experience and involvements with various start-ups over the past few years, the talk definitely is a must-go for any entrepreneurial minded students. Abstract: Newcomers to Silicon Valley are sometimes surprised and perplexed at the ways that the entrepreneurial community interacts with Angels, VCs, and other players such as law firms, accounting firms, and even the local universities (Stanford, Cal Berkeley, Santa Clara, and San Jose State) during the process of company formation raising capital. The process has grown even more complex in the last decade, as the Valley has had to cope with two major recessions in ten years, and as new investment categories in clean energy, air and water and web 2.0 and social networks have emerged very rapidly. The last decade has also seen the rise of incubators, accelerators, and new government initiatives to stimulate "clean tech" industries, as well as major turbulence in the industry formerly known as "Investment Banking." For all of these reasons, getting access to the resources you need as an entrepreneur is more complicated in 2010 than it was in the past. This talk will discuss of these changes, and some of the things that entrepreneurs who are new to the Valley are doing to cope with the turbulent environment. posted by huixin at 6:00 AM
Updates on E-club meetingsMonday, February 22, 2010TO ALL J2 E-CLUB MEMBERS:24 Feb: Please take note that there is no E-club meeting this wednesday! TO ALL J2 &J1 E-CLUB MEMBERS: ALL are to report at CR111, E-club meeting resumes. posted by huixin at 9:15 PM
Recruitment Drive 2010Tuesday, February 2, 2010WHAT'S HOT?TJC Entrepreneur Club! .................................... With our very own El-cafe (located at the library) and pushcart (located at the stage) TJC Entrepreneur Club offers our members the chance to enjoy the taste of being an entrepreneur! The activities and competitions are on a voluntary basis, this offers members a very flexible schedule. For more infomation, See our powerpoint slide: here For E-club members, please check your schedule: here posted by huixin at 10:22 PM
GIT - Congrats to Monica and her team! =dFriday, November 20, 2009Dear Monica and team, I’m pleased to inform you that your team is being shortlisted TOP 3 teams in Global Innovation Tournament. We would like to invite your teacher and team to attend the Global Entrepreneurship Week Closing and Awards Ceremony on 20 Nov (Fri), 6-9pm at the The Salon, National Museum. Please let me have the names of the attendees at the Awards Ceremony. Congratulation and Well-done! Warmest Regards, Jolia Tan DID: 6516 8461/ 9145 5235 posted by huixin at 1:14 AM
GEWWednesday, November 4, 2009Title: nEbO Challenge: Leave Only Ur Design (L.O.U.D)Event Description: nEbO Challenge: L.O.U.D provides a platform for aspiring nEbO entrepreneurs from Temasek Junior College to battle out in a competition of creativity, management and budgeting of their business idea. L.O.U.D is a project based on the concept of simplifying the scrapbook-making process to make it fun and interesting for people of all ages. Simply select a template and engage the youths’ service to complete a scrapbook of your choice sold at the most competitive prices! Date: 16th – 18th November ( 3 days ,one group a day) Time: 12pm to 8pm Venue: 3rd Level, E!hub @ Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599 E Clubbers role: to prepare the mini scrapbook (with the front page done and space Provide for photo) according to the 3 templates and aim to sell the most on their allocated days. • Eclubbers can chose to provide any incentive ( at own cost) to achieve more sales • Can chose to repackage the cost (we’ll inform groups the cost price for each scrapbook) posted by huixin at 10:58 AM
GITFriday, October 30, 2009Hey guys!There's a new competition called the Global Innovation Tournament (GIT). Pls look through the attached document for more details. Inform me by next wed if you're keen to participate. As the maximum number of people in a group is 15, which is rather large, you may want to inform me individually first if you wish to join and i'll group the members together. You're strongly encouraged to participate, as it is a great form of exposure and it'll be in your portfolio too. Global Innovation Tournament (GIT) The Global Innovation Tournament challenges student teams to solve a common, world problem. The problem will be revealed on November 4 and teams will work on it, conveying their results through a short video clip posted to YouTube, until Nov 13 which is the due date for submission. I.e. you'll have around 8+ days to solve the problem presented. GIT is part of the department from School of Engineering at Stanford University. This competition is part of an activity for the Entrepreneurship Week this year and will take place globally. There will be local selections first, before they send the top 6 local finalists for global judging. Global winners are featured online on the Global Entrepreneurship Week website and receive a certificate of recognition from Stanford; Local winners also receive a total of $3000 cash prizes. ** Important dates to note if you want to join:
[Essentially, the competition only takes place from 4th Nov and end on 13th Nov] Note that each team can have a max of 15 people. You can view some of the clips below, which were submitted last year. I think the problem posted to the teams last year was something about recycling and to encourage people not to throw away bottles. http://www.youtube.com/watch? http://www.youtube.com/watch? http://www.youtube.com/watch? You can view more of the clips at http://eweek.stanford.edu/ posted by huixin at 10:08 PM
ISEAS - ASEANpreneursFriday, October 23, 2009Please click here to register for this event! Join us on for a panel discussion to hear from the experts: Ms. Audrey Ottevanger and Mr. Lawrence Kim.Both of them have experienced the great untapped potential of ASEAN entrepreneurship and are here to share the ups and downs of venturing into this new frontier. Don't forget to take part in our lucky draw by submitting your completed questionnaires at the event's registration booth For more info: see this posted by huixin at 2:19 AM
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