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Baskin Robbins
Microsoft
Starent Networks
One Laptop Per Child
"Our vision is to create an ecosystem where entrepreneurship is celebrated and where young people dream of becoming business leaders" ~ Geetha Ramamurthy, TYE Co-Chair
TYE Mission
Our mission is to inspire and empower today's youth to be entrepreneurs, by engaging them in an exciting mix of programs that include instruction, mentoring and pitch sessions, that are designed to inspire innovation, team building, and business acumen and that foster soft skills and well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.
2009 Schedule
- 07-12-08: Kickoff
- 08-09-08: Co-Chair Planning Session
- 10-01-08: Launch Event
- 10-11-08: What is Entrepreneurship?
- 11-08-08: Opportunity Recognition
- 11-15-08: Marketing Part 1
- 11-22-08: Finance Part 1
- 12-20-08: Law; Business Models
- 01-10-08: Finance Part 2
- 01-31-09: Marketing Part 2
- 02-07-09: Start Business Plan
- 02-28-09: Business Plan Development
- 03-07-09: Business Plan Development
- 03-21-09: Business Plan Development
- 03-28-09: Business Plan Development
- 04-17-09: Mock Pitch
- 05-16-09: Final Pitch
- 05-21-09: Winners @ TiECON
Posts
TYE Officer Committee
- Curriculum: Hooman Hodjat
- Curriculum: Pat Noonan
- Communications: Mona Chopra
- Operations: Ron Beraha
- Technology: Rajeev Arora
Class of 2009
- Abhinay Ashutosh
- Aishwarya Balaji
- Akash Agarwal
- Akhil Tandon
- Anirudh Mahajan
- Avvinash Radakrishnan
- Birin Padam
- Christina Teodorescu
- Christopher Earls
- Goutam Sudhir
- Hailey Pirovich
- Harika Kandukuri
- Haritha Pula
- Iha Kaul
- Kanav Kathuria
- Karan Jagasia
- Kausthubh Garimella
- Lekha Puri
- Malhar Teli
- Mallika Govindan
- Max Greenfield
- Mayank Dubey
- Meera Nair
- Michela Garrison-Desany
- Muneeba Syed
- Naman Bharadwaj
- Neil Cholli
- Nikhil Srinivasan
- Phil Curtis
- Prateek Sahay
- Rahul Shah
- Rajat Goyal
- Rohit Malrani
- Samip Desai
- Saniya Shah
- Seshu Kandukuri
- Shruti Nayar
- Swati Sharma
- Vibhor Sharma
- Vishrut Gupta
Class of 2008
- Aadhar Mahajan
- Aishwarya Balaji
- Akhil Tandon
- Anita Ganesan
- Arun Nijhawan
- Chandana Penukonda
- Daniel Sigalovsky
- Derek Pardes
- Kartik Shastri
- Kaustubh Garimella
- Marc Jabre
- Michael Bohrer
- Neha Sharma
- Nikhil Reddy
- Norman Beraha
- Parag Gujarathi
- Prateek Sahay
- Rebecca Maddalo
- Rohan Nijhawan
- Rohit Malrani
- Siddharth Agrawal
- Siddharth Virkud
- Steve Kraplin
- Vibhor Sharma
Class of 2007
- Allsion Casey
- Ann Litvinenkno
- Benith Patel
- Brendan Hsu
- Chris Petty
- Dane Wineberger
- Eli Kurlin
- Jonathan Villanueva
- Karan Mudgal
- Kyle Kahveci
- Mohini Srivastav
- Nick Mcimeyney
- Nikhil Reddy
- Preetam Cholli
- Rohan Wahalia
- Shah Jha
- Sheena Jindal
- Yoshi Chen
Class of 2006
- Aashish Sharma
- Arun Nijhawan
- Brendan Hsu
- Daniel Kahn
- Harsha Bhisetti
- Henrik Cotran
- Jay Mayur
- Johnathon Lagore
- Kartik Shastri
- Martin Scheffelar
- Mohini Srivastar
- Neil Mayur
- Nipunn Koorapati
- Rohan Nagarkar
- Rohan Nijhawan
- Rohan Vahalia
- Ruchir Shah
- Sachit Shetty
- Shane Lampert
- Shara Mattews
- Sheena Jindal
- Siddhi Krishna
- Sudhir Radhakrishnan
- Venkat Mendu
Presenter Companies
- Venture Partners
ElectroChem Commonwealth Capital Ventures HubSpot Paragon Lake - Ambient Engines
- Bain Capital Ventures
- DegreeC Controls
- Fitness Forward
- Formatech
- General Catalyst
- Level-1
Identity Solutions - Lexicon Management
- Loginov & Associates
- PickUp Zone
- Sermo
- Staley Capital
- StopLift
- Thomas H. Lee Partners
- WaterCentric
- WAVE
Resources
About TYE
TYE was started in 2005 as part of the educational branch of TiE-Boston. TYE strives to help young people learn to be entrepreneurs while discovering the rewards and excitement of developing an idea into a viable and scalable business. All participants are given the opportunity to present their business plan to a panel of judges, who are world class VCs and entrepreneurs from the Boston area, in efforts to win a $10k prize.
About the TYE Program
The program provides a six month curriculum, which includes 3 months of classroom instruction followed by 3 months of workshops. Students meet on Saturdays. The classes include inspirational speeches by successful entrepreneurs followed by lecture and interactive discussion on business related topics. Workshops are designed to help students practice how to present their business plan and develop soft skills. To prepare for the final competition, each participating team receives mentoring support from one dedicated mentor.
TYE Sponsor
Baskin Robbins
TYE Sponsor
Microsoft
TYE Sponsor
Starent Networks
TYE Sponsor
One Laptop Per Child
In recognition of its innovative approach, TYE received a TiE Global award in 2007-08 & 2008-09 for the most unique program implemented by a TiE chapter.
1 comment:
Well done with this video and the good work you are doing with TYE. It makes complete sense for TiE to support younger entrepreneurs.
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