The Startup industry is cutthroat. From the day you think of your so-called milion dollar idea, to the struggles of getting your team and IP together, there's a lot that goes into making it sucessful. Join an accomplished, rotating cast of entrepreneurs and professionals as they dive into the keys to success. For more, visit shadow.vc
What You Know About Startups is Wrong
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The Startup industry is cutthroat. From the day you think of your so-called milion dollar idea, to the struggles of getting your team and IP together, there's a lot that goes into making it sucessful. Join an accomplished, rotating cast of entrepreneurs and professionals as they dive into the keys to success. For more, visit shadow.vc
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July 9, 2020
Making Marketing Human Again
<p>Connecting with your customer base can be difficult. How do you build relationships while maintaining the professionalism needed to keep your business in good standing? Join Nirjary M. Desai, Owner & CEO of KIS Events for a webinar. She’ll discuss how you can make meaningful, human connections using virtual channels to better connect with your customer base. It’s a lot easier than you may think. Questions + discussion are encouraged!</p>
July 6, 2020
Running Short, Effective Pilots with Startups
<p>Keynote by Colleen Chen (Innovation Project Manager) and Ashley Touchton (Design and Startup Strategist) of Orange Sparkle Ball.</p> <p>Testing new solutions, especially ones that have been sourced from outside an organization, is overwhelming and often involves many departments and stakeholders. Technology pilots provide small, short, low-risk tests that allow a jumping-off point for future partnership or testing. Join us for this post-Pitchathon event and learn from experts on how to deploy pilots with the startups you heard pitch.</p>
July 6, 2020
The Truth about IP and Patents
<p>Intellectual Property can be a daunting topic for many up and coming startups to face. Is your innovative concept protected so you, and only you, can leverage the value you are bringing to customers? The more startup founders know about whether and to what extent patents and other forms of intellectual property will–and will not–help them capture the value created from their hard work, the better they can integrate IP Strategy into their business strategy. You should be leading your IP team – as opposed to being led by them, which is often the case.</p> <p>Join Jackie Hutter, Principal of The Hutter Group, as she discusses.</p>
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