Posts tagged “CED”
Council for Entrepreneurial Development postpones survey release
The statewide association of entrepreneurs decides to push back its annual look at the attitudes of its members and the startup community for "a couple of weeks," CED president says.
'All Things Tech' venture conference kicks off Wednesday
More than 70 tech startups - a record - will be presenting and looking for investors at the annual Council for Entrepreneurial Event in Raleigh.
Blackstone program sets lofty goals for startups
New companies from inside, outside four Triangle univerisities will be candidates for the program. But a lot of work remains to be done before the Blackstone Entrepreneurs Network is up and running.
RTP entrepreneurs, execs embrace Blackstone's $3.6M startup effort
The world's largest private equity fund plans to seek out and provide mentoring support for 30 startups a year. While the amount of money isn't large, the facts that Blackstone and four universities are backing it impress Monica Doss, Jim Goodmon, Karen Levert, Ping Fu, Fred Hutchison and others.
Venture conference features a record 77 startups
The Council for Entrepreneurial Development's 28th annual event is set for April 27-28 in Raleigh. Seventy-three of the firms are from North Carolina.
'Startup Weekend' offers entrepreneurs a new business chance
The 54-hour event put on by the Council for Entrepreneurial Development enables entrepreneurs to develop, prototype and present new business ideas.
More than 70 startups will present at Raleigh venture conference
The Council for Entrepreneurship's annual VC conference, which will take place in Raleigh, gives new ventures a chance to show their wares in "Demo Room."
'Innovation on the Hill' - A mixer for startups, CED
The Council for Entrepreneurial Development and UNC-CH's "Launch the Venture Program" team up to introduce new companies to business community.
No bull - Durham is the Triangle's tech startup hub
The Startup Stampede, the Underground and other efforts are striving to provide the ingredients these new businesses will need to grow. And if they do so while choosing to stay in Durham, the Bully City wins economically as well as culturally. The tech startups have the potential to produce their own ecosystem of jobs and growth, new companies and spinoffs.
Startup Stampede makes pitch for Durahm
Venture conference 'Idea Islands' to highlight hot tech sectors
The Council for Entrepreneurial Development's annual venture event is adding four segments that will feature a speaker and a roundtable from each of the sectors.
Best 'tweet' will earn free admission to venture event
The Council for Entrepreneurial Development offers Twitter contest for ticket to event as well as lunch with a keynote speaker.
SciQuest's top exec to receive CED Leadership award
The Council for Entrepreneurial Development will recognize Wiehe at its annual venture capital conference.
