Emerging Talk is an entrepreneurial conversation created by students for students everywhere! Emerging Talk gives you the opportunity to meet other innovators, share knowledge, find team members, paid internships and jobs, and a chance to display what you’re working on! There are also several mini competitions to win $1,500 in cash, such as best display and best 90-second (student) pitch. We’re open to the public and would love to have our mentors, community members and startup supporters in attendance.
It’s free to register: http://www.emergingtalk.com
Students: if you want to display your idea or venture, tell us on the registration page. You don’t have to be competing for any awards, you don’t have to be a business student, and you don’t have to have a full-fledged company to display.
Come out and show us what you’re doing!
Website: www.emergingtalk.com
Contact Person: Elizabeth Ruscitto
The Syracuse Student Sandbox
m: 315-254-7398
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