Venture Days, 17-18 November 2010
Venture Days, 17-18 November 2010
Entrepreneurs founded IE Business School, and the entrepreneurial spirit continues to define us. The International Center for Entrepreneurial Management (ICEM) coordinates IE Business School’s various entrepreneurial efforts, building upon our status as a worldwide reference for entrepreneurs.
The Venture Lab operates within the ICEM and presents the very best student and alumni projects to an international network of business angels and investors. We incubate and accelerate the most disruptive projects so that they are investment-ready.
The Venture Day is the day on which we present these projects to the rest of the world. The jury that will determine the winner consists of 20 international business angels and partners at venture capitalist firms. The standard is such that three of the six finalists in the last edition of the Venture Lab are negotiating their first rounds of financing based on contacts made at the last Venture Day. We expect to continue this track record of success.
In addition to the student pitches, we will have Q&A sessions with successful entrepreneurs such as Dennis Bemmann, Joshua Novick and Kristof Roomp, and investors such as Rodolfo Carpintier, Christopher Pommerening, José Martín Cabiedes, Charles Irving and Sophie Dingreville.
We hope that you will join us! All you need to do is register (limited to the first 150 registrants).
Gary Stewart
Executive Director of the Venture Lab
The founders of Near to You Finance, with Gustavo García Brusilovsky, founder of BuyVip
Finalists:
-BCI Sports: Software that monitors elite athletes’ concentration levels. See video.
-DoctorDoctor: eHealth website to help patients organize their medical lives.
-Grizlr: Google News for sports fanatics.
-IActive: Software that replicates expert advice using artificial intelligence. See video.
-Loto-Mundo: Lottery 2.0 website with an international focus. See video.
-OpenKM: Open-source document management system.
-Yogya: Clean disposal solution that converts tires to energy, carbon black, scrap steel and electricity.