the mit entrepreneurs club, aka: the e-club, in its 24th year, focuses on developing all aspects of science and technology business creation. we meet every tuesday at 6pm during fall & spring academic terms (and at 6pm on our summer-session sched) in room 56-114 [exception, 56-154 spring-term '12]; offer two 6-credit mit seminars on tech start-ups (tuesdays at 7-9pm in 4-402, doc's old classroom up in the edgerton center); conduct special e-club demo meetings for visiting academic, government, ngo and science, technology and policy related business groups, and k-12 schools; sponsor panels and workshops; and regularly connect through an e-mail list and our occasional newsletter ... learn more ...
n.b. to advertisers, marketeers, recruiters and spammers: save time, effort and the probability of our negative feedback. study this site. understand we're an mit all-volunteer service organisation. we will NOT host your ads. we will NOT link to your operation ... [seriously - rlds]*** regular, weekly, tuesday meetings start at 6pm * default location 56-114 * come share your science, engineering, technology, bio-x and med start-up thinking and help generate constructive feedback and crit for others' new or ongoing works *** welcome! wellesley and harvard students, and other members of those communities! *** contact e-club officers pres JOSH SIEGEL '11, -or- vice pres TED BLACKMAN '10, -or- treas DOUG SEYMOUR '12 -or- visiting pres EVAN SCHNEIDER '12, to schedule your presentation and discussion *** readings for our tech start-up seminar (6-credits-per-term ec.075, formally sem.089 & sem.095) always begin with _THE ATLANTIC CABLE_ by BERN DIBNER; any and all articles, columns and papers on tech start-ups and related topics by faculty advisor JOE HADZIMA '73 - search terms: hadzima boston business journal mit e-club; LOUIS BRANDEIS' OTHER PEOPLES' MONEY (1914); the mit alum class news section of every issue of TECHNOLOGY REVIEW for leads to newly founded start-ups out of the institvte and independently, and more! see you in class! *** one special new non-profit education and research start-up case this year: THE HOPE ELEPHANT PROJECT - HOPE, MAINE! with founders dr. JIM LAURITA (dvm) and TOM LAURITA, plus an array of collaborators from maine high school students to world-class large animal rescue specialists, advisors, fundraisers and many more *** e-club page design by david sirkin '92, '92, '98 & '00 - currently at stanford *** first-ever e-club web page designed by joost bonsen '92 & '06, now a lecturer at the media lab *** comments, suggestions, and crits about content to rdshydur at mit dot edu ***
| *** each january our faculty advisor JOE HADZIMA '73, founder of, among other mit spin-offs IPVISION (see below) offers his 3-credit class: NUTS AND BOLTS OF B-PLANS, aka, mit course 15.975; details at: student.mit.edu/iap/fc15.html * it meets on some tuesday nights, so we re-sched e-club meetings around those dates * the 15.975 calendar, req's and syllabus are at: ipvisioninc.com/nutsandbolts *** joe also offers us his patent analytics visualisation software to try at the site: see-the-forest.com easily reachable via this widget / | |
| *** promised end-of-term updates coming include: late rave reviews, with tons of pictures, covering our 3 recent PETER MUI '86 FIXIT CLINICS, kindly hosted by the mit EDGERTON CENTER, with invaluable guidance by the ec's great technical instructors TONY CALOGGERO and ED MORIARTY '76 - should be up over the mem day weekend; also a review of the club's first independently launched IPO, with alum, club member and advisor SEMYON DUKACH founder of SMTP.COM - which may be followed on the otcbb.com site - watch SMTP *** read your e-club occasional newsletter! learn who's presenting when and about what; stay up-to-date with our meetings and readings heads-ups! plus, late reminders of related on-campus happenings, and more *** - rlds |
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