CONNECTING STUDENTS AND STARTUPS
September 28, 2019 at Brown University
Registration Closes September 25
September 28, 2019 at Brown University
Registration Closes September 25
Startup@Brown is a day-long conference on Saturday, September 28 at Brown University that brings together innovative startups and talented students.
Come to learn about startups and their stories. Leave with a new perspective and your next summer internship or full-time job.
This year features a series of talks by trailblazing founders, entrepreneurs, and venture capitalists.
Lisa Gelobter
CEO and Co-founder of tEQuitable
Paul Krasinski
CEO, Founder of Epicenter Experience
Startup Fair
Walk around, meet with startups and learn about their work, challenges, and career opportunities.
Student Startup Panel
Listen to the stories of your peers working on their own startups!
Workshops
Learn about everything from scaling your tech stack to starting a company as a student.
Meet the amazing startups and VC firms
supporting Startup@Brown 2019.
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Learn from leaders, engineers, and designers in the startup world.
Auriel Wright, Robbie Felton, Karina Bao, Emma Butler
Jarrell Daniels, Margaret Hartigan, Lovestar Rogers, Tyler Campbell
Olivia Owens, Business Development & Partnerships Manager at iFundWomen
Bill Wang, Software Engineer at Facebook
Stephanie Singer, Corporate Attorney
Viraj Sikand and Adam Vitarello
Marianna Zaslavsky, Founder & CEO of Norka Health
Saskia Sorrosa, Founder of Fresh Bellies
All Brown and RISD undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply.
Student Startups from other colleges are welcome too. Follow our facebook page to stay tuned for student startup applications.
Startup@Brown is a day-long event where you’ll have the chance to interact closely with startup founders, many of them alumni.
The event will start with a fair, introducing you to startups, and then split into small-group conversations and workshops like “What is Product Management” to “Exploring Accelerators.” Meet with engineers and designers, discuss the technical problems they’re trying to solve, and maybe they'll interest you enough for an internship or job :).
We'd love if everyone could attend, but we usually receive way more interest than the space available.