About Tulane Business Competition:
The Tulane Business Plan Competition is a $40,000 live-presentation competition held annually on Tulane’s uptown campus in New Orleans, Louisiana. The event, which is in its 9th year, is OPEN TO ALL students, both undergraduate and graduate, currently enrolled at an accredited university or college.
Participants must choose to submit their plans to either the “Traditional Business Entrepreneurship Track” or the “Social Entrepreneurship Track.” After three rounds of competition, one winner from each track will receive a cash prize of $20,000 to use towards their business initiative. The competition provides all participants with an excellent opportunity to reveal their innovations to accomplished venture capitalists.
About TEA:
The Tulane Entrepreneurs’ Association (TEA) is a student-run organization, committed to educating our young people and connecting them with the local entrepreneurial network. By inspiring innovation and teaching our members how to construct profitable business models, we strive to enhance regional economic growth and positively impact society as a whole.
TEA attempts to achieve these goals by finding new and creative ways to add value to its members’ experience. The organization does this by: hosting a distinguished speaker series, conducting business plan workshops, organizing social networking events, and coordinating the annual Tulane Business Plan Competition. The tireless efforts of our members and staff to host these events have led to a Top 20 Ranking for the entrepreneurial program at Tulane.
Non-students are also encouraged to apply by partnering with at least one current student from any university.
Do you want to compete in the Tulane Business Plan Competition, but don’t have student on your team?
Are you a student that wants to compete but in need of a brilliant idea?
Fill out the form here and we’ll send your request to the other people in the pool for requests by way of email. If you see something you like, just respond!
Hurry, the deadline is February 15th!
More information, click here
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