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Company of the Week - Locu

Locu is a great example of how companies are started out of the classroom; they've reached escape velocity and have great investor news. 

Art.Tech.NOW

A brand-new event centered around art, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Trust Center TV - April 30, 2012

Justin and Adam discuss the Founders' Skill Accelerator, Clean Energy Prize, $100K competition, and four great classes entrepreneurs should take while at MIT. 

$20K in Funding for Your Startup Idea

MIT has announced a new accelerator for Summer 2012!

Why a New Accelerator at MIT?

Bill Aulet explains how the Founders' Skills Accelerator is closely tied to MIT entrepreneurship education. 
What do you do when your friend's bicycle lights get stolen? You create a theft-resistant light and introduce it on Kickstarter.
MIT Sloan students and alumni can apply by December 9th to teach technology-based entrepreneurship in emerging regions worldwide.
MIT entrepreneurship professor Matt Marx details in a new paper the harmful effects of non-compete agreements.
Peter Thiel is off the mark when he encourages teens to drop out of college to start companies, says E-Center Managing Director Bill Aulet in an essay for the MIT Sloan Experts blog.
Of the 15 semi-finalists in the Clean Energy Prize of 2012, eight of the teams had MIT ties; two of them won their respective categories
Bill Aulet will be a panelist at the Third Annual State of Entrepreneurship Address in Washington, D.C. on February 9, 2012.

The MIT Sloan Sales Club mission is to promote Sales as a fundamental business skill necessary for every career, either as a successful entrepreneur or as a top-level executive.

Sloan Sales Club

The MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition is a year-long educational experience designed to encourage students and researchers in the MIT community to act on their talent, ideas and energy to produce tomorrow’s leading firms.

MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition

SWIM is a community of students dedicated to the personal and professional development of women at the Sloan School of Management. Our mission is to provide women with skills and support to realize their full potential in the business world.

Sloan Women in Management

The MIT Energy Club seeks to bring together and educate the MIT energy science, technology, policy, and business communities through initiatives focused on understanding the global energy challenge through fact-based analysis.

MIT Energy Club

The MIT Clean Energy Prize is a venture creation and innovation competition that was established in 2008 to encourage innovation in the energy space, specifically with regard to clean energy.

MIT Clean Energy Prize

VCPE’s mission is to provide their members with opportunities to learn about the venture capital and private equity industries, to interact with leading professional investors and business executives, and to develop relationships with members of the MIT community who share similar interests.

MIT Venture Capital & Private Equity Club

The annual MIT Global Startup Workshop (GSW) brings together entrepreneurial leaders, financiers, students, professors, government agents and private parties to build a global support network for entrepreneurship.

MIT Global Startup Workshop

The Energy & Environment Club’s mission is to bring the Sloan and MIT communities closer to current trends, technologies, and careers in Energy and Environmental Management. The club looks to encourage leadership in the energy sector in both direct and indirect environmental stewardship.

Energy & Environment Club

SEID connects students with entrepreneurs to deliver discrete projects ranging from market studies to business plans. Student teams receive support in the form of mentorship, project management tools, and networking opportunities.

Sloan Entrepreneurs For International Development (SEID)

The MIT Entrepreneurship Review (MITER) is an online publication focused on thought-leadership in entrepreneurship and innovation. Students receive a hands-on opportunity to run a media start up.

MIT Entrepreneurship Review (MITER)