The Diversity Entrepreneurship Collaboration Program offers an opportunity for Tuck students to partner with entrepreneurs participating in Tuck’s Executive Education Diversity Business Programs’ “Building a Successful Diverse Business” and help growth-stage entrepreneurs tackle their current business challenges, including strategy, marketing, financial analysis, operations, management, and leadership. More information for current students is available on CE's Sharepoint site.įounded in 1999, InSITE is a two-year Fellowship program comprised of top graduate students in business, law, engineering, computer science, design and PhD and postdoctoral programs in natural sciences and medicine from top universities who are interested in entrepreneurship, technology and venture finance. These workshops are designed to help students understand both the Tuck and greater entrepreneurial ecosystem resources, approaches to starting or building an early-stage company, terminology, and more. Details for applications and the process are announced via our newsletter, information sessions, and more broadly through Tuck communications.Īt the start of each year, the Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Services hold two Eship 101 Pathways workshops: one each for Starters and Builders. She is also the faculty advisor for independent studies open to Tuck students wishing to gain course credit for their work. Daniella Reichstetter, the faculty advisor for the Center, directs the Incubator program and serves on the Advisor team. Teams must apply to the Incubator to participate. The incubator involves independent fieldwork, collaboration with advisors and other teams, teach-ins from subject matter experts, and working with mentors. The Incubator accepts a cohort of student-led teams each term to work on developing their ventures in a collaborative environment. This program creates an incubator environment as teams work on different aspects of the business, such as product development, financial modeling, fundraising and sales, while working alongside fellow entrepreneurs and a robust group of alumni and industry mentors and subject matter experts. The Tuck-Magnuson Startup Incubator helps budding entrepreneurs to build their ventures from customer discovery to implementation. AI Startup Incubator aims to establish a cross-border cooperation with the most diligent and legit players in the CEE startup ecosystem to help innovative entrepreneurs succeed.Home / Center Activity / Programs Programs Tuck-Magnuson Startup Incubator
AISI works closely with AI startups by offering them investment, mentoring, AI technical expertise, product & business development, and access to experts with international experience, project and financial management during tailored incubation or acceleration program.ĪISI also cooperates with AI industry-relevant universities and collaborates with all companies and institutions sharing the same idea – to empower entrepreneurs.
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The unique holistic approach, including in-depth 3D mentoring and highly specialized international network of mentors, partners, advisors, and investors, makes this incubator ideally positioned to become a driver of AI innovation in the CEE region and beyond.ĪI Startup Incubator (AISI) creates and maintains a unique AI Startups ecosystem in the Czech Republic. Projects targeting healthcare, education, smart cities/ homes, agriculture, cybersecurity and other industrial sectors with a potential for scalability and wide positive impact are at the heart of the program, and are welcome to apply.
It seeks to advance AI business projects from ideation to market viable product and to offer responsible technological solutions to pressing problems our society faces. Established in Prague in 2017, AI Startup Incubator (AISI) is an early-stage investor focusing exclusively on startups implementing AI technology in their innovative solutions.
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