June 18, 2024

June 18, 2024

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??Upcoming Events


??How to Leap into Entrepreneurship

Tuesday June 18th 6-8:30pm NYC Register Here

Making a change to pursue your dream, turn an idea into a business, and go for it is scary. How have others taken the leap? Hear from a live panel of Cornellians who made the career transition to entrepreneurship. Learn about where they started, their practical and personal processes, and where they are now.

Join us for a networking reception, panel discussion with audience Q&A, and CEN's trademark "Open Mic," where YOU can give your 30-second elevator pitch. What better way to start your entrepreneurial journey?!


??Rev Content Session: Sales for Startups

Friday, June 21st 9:30-10:30am ET Virtual RSVP here

Are you a founder looking to enhance your sales strategies, drive growth, and scale your business? Rev: Ithaca Startup Works is excited to present a Rev Content Session featuring Andrea Ippolito ,CEO and Founder of SimpliFed.

You’ll learn:

·?The strategies and tactics Andrea used to fuel SimpliFed's sales success

·?How to position your startup for significant sales growth

·The inside scoop on creating lasting customer relationships


??Rev Content Session: Resources Across NY State

Tuesday July 23rd 10–11:30am ET | Virtual RSVP here!

Are you interested in learning about resources available to startups in New York State? Elena Garuc, the Executive Director of FuzeHub, Donna Howell from Cornell Center for Materials Research, and Brian J. Gerling, the Executive Director of the Innovation Law Center at Syracuse University, among other representatives of NYS resources.

Learn about programs, accelerators, grant opportunities, and venture opportunities from various NYS entities, such as NYSTAR, Empire State Development, LaunchNY, FuzeHub, and more. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions about different programs and connect with fellow entrepreneurs.


?? Startup School by Y Combinator

July 27th in San Francisco Apply Here.

Startup School is Y Combinator’s free-to-attend, one-day conference where you’ll hear stories and practical advice from founders and YC partners.

This year’s speakers include:

If you're a student or recent grad and have been thinking about starting a startup one day, or are in the very earliest stages of building one, we hope to meet you there!


??Upcoming Deadlines


??NSF I-Corps Hub: Interior Northeast?(IN I-Corps),

Application Deadline June 12

Free, month long courses designed for university-based STEM researchers and early-stage founders interested in evaluating the market potential of their technology and learning valuable entrepreneurial skills.

· July 8 – August 7 (virtual): Hosted by IN I-Corps partner University of Vermont.


??SEED SPOT Retail Brand Accelerator

Application Deadline June 23

Supports BIPOC and underrepresented founders to gain access to the network and resources needed to take their product to the next level. This program is dedicated to leveling the playing field for underrepresented founders by providing support, mentorship, and opportunities for growth in the retail space. Expand your customer base and market reach with the 10-week virtual Retail Brand Accelerator (July 8-Sept 13).

Attend June 19th Info Session


???Protofacturing Hardware Accelerator at Rev: Ithaca Startup Works?

Application Deadline August 2 Apply Here?

From August to December, Rev’s Protofacturing Hardware Accelerator guides product teams through refining their initial prototypes to create an engineering prototype, while continuing to engage in customer discovery and securing funding for the up front manufacturing costs of physical products.???

The program offers four unique tracks with tailored content and instruction:???

·Classic Track: Open to innovators in any field, the classic track provides foundational training across industries.?

·AgTech Track: Agriculture technology startups are immersed in specialized training and connected to experts and potential partners within the agriculture industry.??

·?ClimateTech Track: Climate tech startups are placed in a like-minded cohort, matched with clean energy and clean tech mentors, and learn from guest speakers in the field.?

·MedTech Track: Medical device startups receive mentorship and networking connections with experts working in the medical field.???

Hosted virtually, select teams will receive development support and access to Rev’s prototyping facility and engineering team. The program is free and open to the public.???

?Learn more at an upcoming virtual information session: Tue July 9th 6-7pm ET or Thu July 25th 4-5pm ET?


??Meet with a Mentor


??Cornell Family Business Mentorscape

The Cornell Family Business Mentorscape is a vast network that connects current Cornell students and recent alumni with scholars, advisors, and family business leaders for one-on-one mentoring and coaching sessions. Students have the exceptional opportunity to select their own agendas and interest areas for exploration during the time spent with their mentors.?Cornell Family Business mentors are carefully selected to provide for a diversity of experience and expertise.?Learn more here


??Engineering Entrepreneurs in Residence

This program partners experienced entrepreneurs with engineering faculty, postdocs, and students who are interested in learning more about commercialization and entrepreneurship. Set up a meeting to explore the entrepreneurship landscape, introduce you to like-minded alumni, and connect you to programs to get started. EiRs offer guidance and support to:

  • Assist you in determining whether commercialization or entrepreneurship is a path for you or your technology
  • Offer guidance and support to help you determine product market fit
  • Connect you to next-stage entrepreneurship classes, programs, accelerators, and extracurricular opportunities tailored to your interests and needs
  • Introduce you to potential co-founders or colleagues for forming or growing a startup
  • Identify funding opportunities to fit your needs and preferences and assist with application and next steps.
  • Learn more here or set up a meeting by emailing us


??Blackstone LaunchPad?at Cornell

BLP provides mentorship and venture creation support to Cornell student, alumni, faculty, or staff at any stage of their entrepreneurial journey.?Whether you are interested in learning more about the entrepreneurship community at Cornell, have an idea, or need help with later-stage startup challenges, BLP mentors are there to guide you. Visit the BLP site so you see the areas of expertise for the 32 BLP mentors and view their schedule to make an appointment with them here.

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