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The EntreTech Forum was launched in the Fall '07 as a consistent schedule of monthly program-meetings through a speaker series of moderated panels providing technology-innovation presentations. These will feature entrepreneurial and corporate accomplishments along commercialization pathways with discussions of tech transfer and technology incubation from universities and industry. The subject of capital raising and deal structure will be included along with presentations of emerging academic research. The open meetings will be held in Waltham at the Emerging Enterprise Center of Foley Hoag and at campus locations. Details for the next meeting are listed below.
Future and Past Events Include:  
The EntreTech Speakers series introduces students from the School of Technological Entrepreneurship (STE) to experienced entrepreneurs who can share real world experiences. The purpose of the series is to bridge materials students are learning in class with actual examples from people who have experienced it first hand. The motivation is to have students learn how concepts have been applied in actual startup situations. Speakers may relate to students stories demonstrating the methods they used to overcome serious issues they faced. These could relate to financing the company at various stages, identifying real markets for their products, bringing the company public, or going through an acquisition. Nine sessions are planned each academic year. All are welcome.
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