Business Association of Stanford Entrepreneurial Students (BASES)

Game and Media Panel

Alvin Tse — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:23:42 +0000

Silicon Valley International Game Developers Association
(SVIGDA) siliconvalleyigda.org
in collaboration with the Business Association of Stanford Entrepeneurial Students
(BASES) bases.stanford.edu
present

Games and (new) New Media,

Speakers:
Steve Meretsky, VP Game Design, Playdom, and
Dave Castelnuovo, cofounder Bolt Interactive.

Logistics:

Free entry, but seating is limited.
6:30PM Friday, December 04, 2009
Jordan Hall, Stanford University
room 420-040
Go downstairs, or around to the back entrance
No (smoking/drinks/food).

E-Challenge / Social E-Challenge Joint Info. Session & Mixer (Social E Version)

Ricky Yean — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:28:20 +0000

What would you do if we gave you $50,000 to change the world?

BASES Social E-Challenge Mixer and Info Session

Thursday, Nobember 19th, 6:30-8:30pm
Stanford Koret Pavillion Kehillah Hall
Food and Drinks Provided

The Social Entrepreneurship Challenge is a business plan competition for entrepreneurial ventures that effect social change.
Participants range from For-profit businesses with a strong sense of social responsibility
to Nonprofits with sustainable revenue-generation models.
These companies all have a positive impact on our society and the environment.
The Social E-Challenge provides participants with $50,000 in final round prizes,
as well as the resources and training to launch their startups:
mixers, workshops, mentorship, and individual feedback from renowned judges.

Become a fan of our facebook Fan Page: BASES Social E-Challenge 2010!

E-Challenge / Social E-Challenge Joint Info Session & Mixer

Alvin Tse — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 04:24:32 +0000

Win up to $25,000 grand prize for your new venture

BASES E-Challenge Mixer and Info Session

Thursday, November 19th, 6:30-8:30pm

Stanford Koret Pavillion Kehillah Hall
Food and Drinks Provided

E-Challenge is BASES’ flagship business plan competition that is held annually during the Winter and Spring quarters and is open to students from all disciplines at Stanford. E-Challenge seeks to develop the next generation of entrepreneurs by providing a structured environment where participants can develop their ideas and skills, and interact with world-class judges and mentors. E-Challenge Participants will receive feedback from several leading Venture Capitals and entrepreneurs in three rounds of judging and are provided guidance through multiple workshops. The competition will award a total $50,000 of prize money to the winning teams.

Past winners include T-Ram, Voltage Security, and Ingenuity Systems.