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Dec. 19, 2016 
Two Yale Student Startups Admitted Into YEI’s Global Social Venture Creation Program Two student-led startups have been admitted into the Global Social Venture Creation Program—a program offered by the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute (YEI) in collaboration with InnovateHealth Yale and funded in part by two Yale School of Public Health alumni. READ MORE. Save the Date! Yale Innovation Summit is Wed., May 10The Yale Innovation Summit, presented by the Office of Cooperative Research and Yale Entrepreneurial Institute, is a day-long event tailored to Yale innovators to encourage the sharing of new discoveries and technologies with market potential with the broader investment community. DETAILS HERE. 
Two Student Ventures Win Sobotka Seed Stage Venture Grant Two promising startups each received $10,000 from this year’s Sobotka Seed Stage Venture Grant, disbursed annually by the Yale Center for Business and the Environment. The first recipient is developing nutritious, plant-based frozen meals. The second recipient leases conventional and electric bikes to companies. READ MORE. Students Tackle New Haven Health Disparities, Pitch Solutions InnovateHealth Yale, a School of Public Health program dedicated to using the principles of entrepreneurship to tackle problems in health and education, held its first “Pitch and Solve” event, learning about health disparities in New Haven and developing technological solutions to combat the problems. READ MORE. 
IN OUR NETWORKJohn Dexheimer, President of LightWave Advisors, Inc. and Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the Office of Cooperative Research and Yale Entrepreneurial Institute is moderating a talk called "Brexit, US Policy, EU and China: Models for Managing through Global Trade Shocks," on Jan. 31 sponsored by Spie--the international society for optics & photonics. YEI Corporate Partner Charles Comey, Partner at Morrison Foerster, is on the panel. YEI Corporate Partner Anthony Sabatelli, Partner at Dilworth IP, has joined CURE's Board of Directors. THROUGH MARCH 31, 2017: OFFICE HOURS WITH CT INNOVATIONS. Matt Storeygard, Director of Investments at Connecticut Innovations, will be holding weekly office hours at the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute through March to discuss funding opportunities for Yale faculty and researchers. At CI, Matt is responsible for sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities, structuring new investments and monitoring portfolio companies. AT YEI, 254 Elm St., 2nd Floor. SIGN UP HERE. WED., JAN. 25, 11am-1pm: YALE INNOVATION SERIES W/ ANDREW LEVIN OF RA CAPITAL. Andrew Levin is a Managing Director at RA Capital Management where his primary responsibility is to evaluate public and private investments in companies developing drugs, medical devices, diagnostics, and research tools, with a focus in new company formation. At Hope Auditorium, 315 Cedar St. *Lunch included.* REGISTER HERE. WED., JAN. 25, 5:30-7:30pm: BUSINESS OF BIOTECH PRESENTS "TRENDS IN LIFE SCIENCE FUNDING & EXITS, CORPORATE STRATEGY & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT" with Marcia Dougan-Moore, Vice President, Development Operations at Arvinas and Tim Shannon, General Partner, Canaan Partners. At Alexion, 100 College St. REGISTER HERE. THURS., JAN. 26, 11:59pm: YEI FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE. The YEI Fellowship is an 8-week bootcamp for incubating ventures at Yale run by the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute. Selected teams get: $15K, mentors, access to corporate partners, education, pitching opportunities & more. LEARN MORE & APPLY. THURS., JAN. 26, 11:59pm: YALE COLLEGE DEAN'S CHALLENGE APPLICATION DEADLINE. The initiative is a challenge to the Yale College community to think about serious global issues in health, food and water scarcity, climate change and other concerns, and put together a business plan that will address one of those problems and could, one day, could affect a million lives or more. The designation is given to one undergraduate team applying to the YEI Fellowship. DETAILS HERE. MON., JAN. 30: DEADLINE FOR LETTER OF INTENT FOR MILLER PRIZE. The Miller Prize is a $25,000 entrepreneurship prize awarded to the best disruptive tech or tech-enabled service startup from a Yale student. Apply by Jan. 30 to get access to a special business workshop and expert guidance on your application. DETAILS AND LOI APPLICATION HERE. TUES., DEC. 20: REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR YALE HEALTHCARE HACKATHON (JAN. 20-27, 2016). Join us to solve some of healthcare’s most pressing challenges in a fun and concentrated 3-day weekend! Theme: The Future of Medical Imaging. Free and open to the public. DETAILS HERE. SUN., JAN. 1: APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR CUPID'S CUP. As a member of an Under Armour school, Yale startups are now eligible to enter the Cupid's Cup Competition for the first time! Run by the foundational arm of Under Armour's Founder and CEO Kevin Plank, the annual business competition pits college startups against one another for a chance at $100,000 in cash prizes and access to Kevin Plank's professional network. DETAILS HERE. FRI., JAN. 27: APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR BOOTH-YALE EDUCATION BUSINESS PLAN COMPETITION. The University of Chicago Booth School of Business is accepting applications for the Education Business Plan Competition, hosted at Yale School of Management's annual Education Leadership Conference April 6-7, 2017. Win $10,000 and an opportunity to pitch your idea to industry investors. The competition is open to individuals, teams from universities and education groups across the country. DETAILS & APPLICATION. FRI., MARCH 3, 12pm: WEYERHAEUSER RESEARCH GRANTS APPLICATIONS DUE. The Yale Center for Business & the Environment is providing between two and five grants (from $10,000 to $40,000). The goals of this research program are to support support interdisciplinary and collaborative student-faculty research, increase scholarly research at the intersection of business and the environment, and advance practical solutions to environmental problems. DETAILS HERE. 
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