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Saturday, 10 January 2009 05:02 |
The T100 Alumni Mentoring Program offers U.Va alumni the opportunity to guide start-up companies that have research origins at the University. T100 members provide hands-on mentoring and financial contributions to support companies as they evolve from concept to commercial enterprise. Mentors participate in a monthly conference call to help their team advance the commercial promise of the technology. U.Va.-related start-up companies and University alumni are invited to join the T100 Alumni Mentoring Program. Interested alumni are encouraged to inquire about mentorship opportunities and faculty start-ups should inquire about application procedures. Contact: Lianne Landers, Associate Director, Office of Economic Development, at lbl6u at virginia.edu or 434.243.2196.
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Business, Entrepreneurial, and High-Tech Community to Benefit
(Charlottesville, Virginia – October 9) The Charlottesville Business Innovation Council (CBIC) and the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce (the Chamber) today announced that their respective organizations have signed an agreement to jointly support the entrepreneurial and high-tech business community in an innovative affiliation. Chiefly, this agreement provides for the following advantages:
- CBIC will retain its independent, separate organizational status with independent governance in affiliated membership with, and under operational management by the Chamber;
- CBIC member companies with 10 or fewer employees in good standing will become CBIC Chamber Affiliate Members receiving access to Chamber member benefits;
- All Chamber member enterprises in good standing will have equal access to all CBIC events, activities and member services on a member basis; and,
- The Chamber will provide operational management and administrative support to CBIC on a fee-for-service basis, enabling CBIC to transition more easily to an all-volunteer directed organization.
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