Mentors & Masters Podcast – You upgrade the operating system on your phone every year, but when is the last time you intentionally upgraded your OS for Life?
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If you are looking to raise money to bring your research ideas to the marketplace, register for the 2021 National SBIR Week.
It is a free virtual event connecting entrepreneurs working on advanced technologies to the country’s largest source of early stage funding – the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs. Also known as America’s Seed Fund, the SBIR/STTR programs provide over $4 billion in funding through over 7,000 new awards to small businesses each year in a wide variety of technology areas.
Listen to the Innovabuzz Podcast – Building a Successful Innovation Team
– What innovators should do first before they come up with any ideas
– The essential ingredients that innovation teams must possess
– Celebrating “failure” in a way that we learn from that
Tune into The Future of Brain Chips on The HanselMinutes Podcast.
By taking the My Revenue Roadblocks quiz, you will discover where you might be getting stuck in building revenue.
That’s the first step to any meaningful change: awareness. In just 4 minutes you’ll learn two things:
Check out Entrepreneurism to Infinity and Beyond (The Silicon Valley Podcast).
National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) is accepting submissions through July 9, 2021, for its Innovation Challenge.
NAB is inviting startups to apply in the following areas:
• Products that leverage edge technologies: geo-targeted content, location-based advertising, accurate audience measurement, augmented experiences, etc.
• Technologies that enhance broadcast journalism to help viewers and listeners get more from their most trusted source of local news.
• In-vehicle technologies that deliver more value out of broadcasting: radio, back-seat entertainment etc.
You can find more information and apply here.
UC Hastings Law School Startup Legal Garage in San Francisco is now accepting the applications from tech startups to receive free legal work for the Fall 2021 Semester.
The Startup Legal Garage is a law school experiential learning clinic that provides corporate work and patent work to exciting startups. The clinic partners with supervising attorneys from top Bay Area law firms—including WSGR, DLA Piper, Orrick, Hogan Lovells, Troutman Pepper, Hanson Bridgett, Morrison & Foerster, Pillsbury, and more—to prepare select UC Hastings students for real-world practice with real-world clients.
The startups get free quality legal work overseen and by some of the most prestigious tech attorneys in the world, the students learn their trade from top mentors, and the attorneys are introduced to possible world-changing clients and select law students. They estimate that most startups save around $25-30K in legal fees through their program.
The Startup of Seinfeld is a brilliant concept. It teaches entrepreneurship by giving examples from Seinfeld episodes. It even links to those clips on YouTube, so you can watch them. I’m not joking. It’s equally informative, well researched, and hilarious. You have to check it out.
