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| Caltech Entrepreneurs Forum - Aerospace |
| Location:Pasadena |
| Caltech Entrepreneurs Forum - Aerospace. Our Southern California Aerospace landscape has been revitalized. With major new players as well as established companies expanding development and manufacturing, a renewed vibrancy offers a turf for entrepreneurship at all levels, especially with the US Government pushing traditional primes and sub-primes to turn to new technologies and sourcing for defense and commercial applications. Our program will look at these changes and opportunities they are creating. See http://entforum.caltech.edu | Download to Calendar  |
| First Time Entrepreneurs Workshop |
| Location:Encino |
| First Time Entrepreneurs Workshop. LAVA. At the workshop you will learn how to: Determine the value of your company, put together a capitalization table, understand how VCs screen potential investments, understand the differences between trademarks, copyrights and patents and when you need them, work with co-founders, and network at startup events -- the right way. See http://www.lava.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=872140&group= | Download to Calendar |
| 500 Startups Unity and Inclusion Summit (Los Angeles) -- Diversity in Tech |
| Location:Santa Monica |
| 500 Startups Unity and Inclusion Summit (Los Angeles) -- Diversity in Tech. Join 500 Startups on Jan 21, 2017 from 8:00am-7:00pm at a one-day event bringing together entrepreneurs, investors and the tech community to talk about the current state and future of diversity & inclusion (across ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and lifestyle) in tech. See https://www.eventbrite.com/e/500-startups-unity-and-inclusion-summit-los-angeles-diversity-in-tech-tickets-30817534074?aff=startupdigest | Download to Calendar |
| Caltech Entrepreneurs Forum |
| Location:Pasadena |
| Aerospace and Defense: Finding and Funding Opportunities for Entrepreneurs in Southern California. Caltech Entrepreneurs Forum. From small sat’s and drones to headline-making rocketry by the “big guys,” our Southern California Aerospace landscape has been revitalized. With major new players as well as established companies expanding development and manufacturing, a renewed vibrancy offers a turf for entrepreneurship at all levels, especially with the US Government pushing traditional primes and sub-primes to turn to new technologies and sourcing for defense and commercial applications. Our program will look at these changes and opportunities they are creating. See http://entforum.caltech.edu/ | Download to Calendar |