The Keller Center has partnered up with Princeton’s Office of Technology Licensing to host the 11th Annual Innovation Forum. This year’s event will take place on February 24th at the university’s Andlinger Center. This exciting day of innovation provides an opportunity for Princeton faculty and students to showcase their research to the audience of angel investors, venture capitalists, and the Princeton entrepreneurial community.
At the event’s pitch competition, each participant will have three minutes to present their innovation to the panel of judges and audience. Following a Q&A session, the judges will select the top three innovations to be awarded a total of $30k in prize money. Demo stations and a networking reception will be set up so that attendees can view each presentation more closely.
Following the competition, a keynote will be delivered by Gordon Ritter, Princeton alum and founder of Emergence Capital Partners. Continuing the theme of innovation, Gordon will give his advice on startups from his 25 years of experience as an entrepreneur.
