CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Master Calendar of Events (PDF)
#tuesday, NOVEMBER 4
Event |
PRE-GEW Event: Survivor-Great Ideas Competition |
Venue |
Due at CIE offices in the Aloha Center, room 141, on the BYUH |
Start Date |
15 October |
End Date |
4 November |
Start Time |
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End Time |
due 12:00pm noon |
Contact Person |
JJ Peterson |
Contact No. |
801-513-7215 |
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Organization |
BYU-Hawaii |
Description of event |
Survivor Great Ideas Competition |
Program |
One Inch margins #12 minimum font size Your name and E-mail address in top right header Your Great Idea should at least answer these three questions What is my product or service? Who is going to buy my product or service? Why I am the one to create this business?
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Registration details |
Online. No Fee. |
#Saturday, NOVEMBER 8
Event |
STEM Jam |
Venue |
HPU Computer Lab, 1166 Fort St. Mall, Room 104 |
Start Date |
8 November |
End Date |
8 November |
Start Time |
8:30am |
End Time |
12:30pm |
Contact Person |
Collin Kobayashi |
Contact No. |
808-722-8667 |
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Organization |
3D Innovations, LLC |
Description of event |
STEM Jam Half Day Training Workshop on 8 November at HPU Downtown Campus |
Program |
Theme for STEM Jam: 1. “A Better Design for Today”: Students select a product that is commonly used. The theme for this category is to have students redesign this product that is used as an everyday item. The new model will be what the students believe to be better than the original model. Students will model a product to understand some of the design aspects and engineering functions used when designed by engineers. Rules: Designs must originate from a 3D modeling software program (Solidworks, Inventor, Maya, etc.) Designs can be modeled at full scale. If your design is selected as a finalist, the model will be scaled down to fit within a 8” x 8” x 8” volume area. Models will be judged on the following criteria (1-10 point scale system): • Originality • Technical modeling ability • Difficulty of model • Realistic appearance • Creativity
Students will have a maximum of 1 week to develop their designs. All designs shall be completed and submitted to 3dcontest@3d-innovations.com no later than 11:59pm on November 16, 2008. Files need to be submitted in both .stp and .stl formats. Winning designs will have their models printed out using either FDM or Rapid Prototyping 3D Printing Technology. Eligibility: The contest is open to all middle and high school and university/college students. Students may use software at their schools location. If no software is available, the contest organizers will make every effort to provide trial versions of Solidworks to students. A 4-hour training session will be held at Hawaii Pacific University, 1166 Fort Street Mall, Computer Lab Room 104 on November 8, 2008. This training session will cover the features of Solidworks 2009 and provide students with a basic understanding of how to design a 3D model using industry standard design software.
Nov. 8, 2008: A workshop will be taught by Mr. Kobayashi in a computer classroom at HPU’s FS 104. 1166 Fort Street Mall. 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. Nov. 9-14, 2008: Students start working on their design projects, using the skills learned from the seminar. Nov. 12, 2008: Mr. Kobayashi may meet with students in the classroom to answer any questions. Room 104 from 3 pm to 5 pm. Nov. 16, 2008: Students will submit their design file to Collin collin.kobayashi@3d-innovations.com who will then judge them based on established criteria. Nov. 22, 2008: Winners will be announced at the Hawaii Young Entrepreneurs Summit and Fest |
Registration details |
Online. No Fee. |
#Wednesday, NOVEMBER 12
Event |
Global Innovation Tournament |
Venue |
Online |
Start Date |
12 November |
End Date |
14 November |
Start Time |
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End Time |
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Contact Person |
see website |
Contact No. |
see website |
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see website |
Organization |
Stanford University |
Description of event |
Your challenge is to use an assigned, everyday object to create as much "value" as possible. The mystery object will be revealed during the kickoff event on Nov 12. Students from around the world are invited to participate. Below are the details: |
Program |
Come to the Global Entrepreneurship Week web site on the evening of Nov 12, after 6:00 PM PST, to find out the specific challenge. We will also e-mail the challenge details to all those who have signed up in advance. |
Registration details |
Online. No Fee. |
#Monday, November 17
GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK - HAWAII KICKOFF
Event |
Welcome |
Venue |
Arts at Marks Garage, 1159, Nuuanu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96817, (808) 521-2903 |
Start Date |
17th November |
End Date |
17th November |
Start Time |
3:00pm |
End Time |
5:00pm |
Contact Person |
Bee-Leng Chua |
Contact No. |
808-687-7068 |
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Organization |
Entrepreneurship Center, HPU |
Description of event |
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Program |
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Registration details |
Register online and also at the door. No fee. |
Event |
Books and Journals on Entrepreneurship at HPU |
Venue |
Meader Library, 2nd Floor, 1060 Bishop Street, Honolulu, HI 96813 |
Start Date |
17th November |
End Date |
23 November |
Start Time |
8:00am |
End Time |
5:00pm |
Contact Person |
Christine Pawliuk |
Contact No. |
808-544-9333 |
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Organization |
Meader Library, Hawaii Pacific University |
Description of event |
Books on entrepreneurship, about entrepreneurs and how to write business plans are featured. Know that HPU has these resources for would-be entrepreneurs and those who are interested in starting a business. |
Program |
stop by during Library Hours. |
Registration details |
Open to the public and no registration needed. |
Tuesday, November 18
MAKE YOUR MARK WITH A BALL
Event |
Make Your Mark with a Ball |
Venue |
Place: Warner Auditorium, 1060 Bishop St, Penthouse,
Honolulu, HI 96813 |
Start Date |
18th November |
End Date |
18th November |
Start Time |
3:00pm |
End Time |
5:00pm |
Contact Person |
Ms. Jenna Clifford |
Contact No. |
808-356-5223 |
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Organization |
HPU Athletics Program |
Description of event |
Make Your Mark with a Ball Kickoff: |
Program |
Guidelines and Features of the Event: · Teams have 2 to 5 students and can be mixed e.g. members from different schools · Also open to students from HPU, universities, high schools, and community colleges in Hawaii · Teams will choose and use their own balls i.e. basketball, soccer, football, rugby, golf, tennis, etc. · Judges are sports celebrity, entrepreneurs, managers and owners of sports retail businesses · Experiential prizes can be contributed by athletes, sports entrepreneur e.g. a game of golf with a golf pro; a game of tennis with a tennis pro; kayaking, sailing… Instructions for Participants Your challenge is to select a ball and plan to make as much money as you can with the ball in three days. Describe what you did in a video of not more than 3 minutes and upload it on YouTube. Submit the URL information to Athletics Dept by Thursday, November 20 at 5 PM. To be successful: challenge assumptions, seize opportunities, and be creative! Go to www.hpu.edu/athletics for information and details for Signing Up! General Rules for HPU and Hawaii:
Tip: Value comes from actually implementing your ideas; unexecuted ideas may be submitted but will likely not qualify for prizes. · Sign Up at www.hpu.edu/athletics before or by 18 Nov. · Participants have to create a YouTube account and join the GEW_Hawaii YouTube group at http://youtube.com/group/gewHawaii (not active yet)
· Upload the video on YouTube on November 20 before or by 5 PM (Hawaii Time) at http://youtube.com/group/gewHawaii (not active yet). · Submit your video URL and information to complete your entry to the Athletics Dept homepage www.hpu.edu/athletics. · Want to know if you’re one of the winners? Do attend the Hawaii Young Entrepreneurs Summit and Fest Closing Celebration on Saturday, November 22 at the HPU Hawaii Loa Campus at 4 pm. Winning teams will give a five-minute presentation of their creative project. The prizes are experiential in kind. The winning teams will have the opportunity to meet one-to-one and share a meal, play a game, or attend an exciting event with an entrepreneur, CEO or celebrity in the sports and athletics field. Examples of award categories are (additional award categories may be created by the Judges): · Judges Award (Winning team in terms of the most money earned and value created) · Most Creative · Biggest Risk and Success · Entrepreneur Award The Video must convey the following information 1. Title of Team and Names of Team Members 2. School/university/college attending/organization 3. The selected ball 4. What was your idea for making money with the ball? 5. Why did you select this idea? What value did you want to create from this idea? 6. Who was your target customer and why this customer group? 7. How did you encourage the customer to “buy” your service/product? 8. How much money did you make? 9. Which favorite cause or charity will you give the profits to? |
Registration details |
Online. No Fee. |
"BUSINESS PLANS ARE FOR THE DOGS!"
Event |
"Business Plans are for the Dogs!!" |
Venue |
For Global Entrepreneurship Week - Hawaii, this program will be offered to three schools in Honolulu. Schools outside Honolulu may arrange to have this program after 23 November. |
Start Date |
18 November |
End Date |
18 November |
Start Time |
Punahour School: 8:30 am to 10 am; Sacred Hearts Academy: 11 am to 12:30 pm; Farrington High School: 1:30 pm to 3 pm |
End Time |
Please see above |
Contact Person |
Bee-Leng Chua |
Contact No. |
808-687-7068 |
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Organization |
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Description of event |
James Houser will lead a workshop on being entrepreneurial, based on his book "Business Plans are for the Dogs!!". The story is about a boy and a dog and will introduce the business plan development process. James will offer this to interested high schools. Workshops will be held at the participating schools. |
Program |
Schools will reserve directly. Application for 18 November is closed. |
Registration details |
Please contact Bee-Leng Chua at chuab@gewhawaii.org
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TECH-PRENEUR TOUR
Event |
Tech-preneur Tour |
Venue |
Morning at Oceanit; PM Manoa Innovation Center |
Start Date |
18th November |
End Date |
18th November |
Start Time |
Tour 1 to Oceanit at 10am— 11:30am; 829, Fort Street Mall, Honolulu, HI 96813 |
End Time |
See above |
Contact Person |
Dr. Ron Knapp |
Contact No. |
808-3755570 |
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Organization |
University of Hawaii at Manoa, College of Engineering |
Description of event |
Participants will visit Oceanit www.oceanit.com and startups at the Manoa Innovation Center and meet the founders and CEOs. Each visit will last for 1.5 hours. See the exciting world of technology entrepreneurs and know what makes them tick! |
Program |
Registration online. No fee. |
Registration details |
Wednesday, November 19
"BANK OF HAWAII PANEL ON THE MANY FACES OF ENTREPRENEURS"
Event |
"Bank of Hawaii Panel on The Many Faces of Entrepreneurs" |
Venue |
(Bank of Hawaii Tower Bldg, 19th Floor, Training Room 1), 111 S. King Street, Honolulu, HI 96813 |
Start Date |
19th November |
End Date |
19th November |
Start Time |
1:00pm |
End Time |
2:30pm |
Contact Person |
Michaela Steensen |
Contact No. |
808 454 3805 |
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Organization |
HPU MBA Program |
Description of event |
Entrepreneurs come in all shapes and sizes, and each face unique challenges and situations. The event will engage students in a discussion, led by a diverse group of entrepreneurs, to provide encouragement and information to assist others to follow in their footsteps. This will be a Panel Forum of young entrepreneurs in Fashion/Music//Sports, and Digital Media. *RSVP is required* - Register before November 14th. *Dress Code Enforced* -- Business Casual. |
Program |
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Registration details |
Online. No fee. Limited seating so registration strongly advised. |
NEW BUSINESS IDEAS "SPEED DATING WITH ANGELS"
Event |
New Business ideas "Speed Dating with Angels" |
Venue |
Plaza Club, Pioneer Plaza Building, 900 Fort Street Mall, Honolulu, HI 96813 |
Start Date |
19 November |
End Date |
19 November |
Start Time |
3:00pm |
End Time |
4:00pm |
Contact Person |
Joseph Fontana |
Contact No. |
631-872-5447 |
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Organization |
MBA Club Hawaii |
Description of event |
Participants have 3 minutes to pitch their business ideas to and angel investors. Apply in advance to give three-minute pitches and receive three minutes of feedback. This portion of the event is closed to pre-registered students and angel investors. Drop-ins may be allowed if there are sufficient vacancies in the schedule. New business ideas can vary from conceptual to ones that are more developed. A Mixer will take place at 5 pm. Refreshments will be served.
Each person will email a description (not more than 500 words) of their business idea that will include the following to angels@gewhawaii.org:
*Dress Code Enforced* -- Business Casual. |
Program |
Register and submit description of concept to angels@gewhawaii.org
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Registration details |
No fee. |
HAWAII ENTREPRENEUR INVESTOR PITCH COMPETITION
Venue |
Plaza Club, Pioneer Plaza Building, 900 Fort Street Mall, Honolulu, HI 96813 |
Start Date |
19 November |
End Date |
19 November |
Start Time |
3:00pm |
End Time |
6:00pm |
Contact Person |
Mark Ritchie, Rachel Ogdie, and Janice Kato |
Contact No. |
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Organization |
Enterprise Honolulu, HiBEAM and HTDC |
Description of event |
Starting mid-October, business coaches will provide one-on-one assistance to entrepreneurs to help them develop concise, articulate and compelling oral presentations of their business plans. As an incentive to participate in the training, companies that successfully complete the training will be given the opportunity to deliver short "elevator" pitches and/or full business plan presentations on November 19 to a panel of bankers, investors and other financial leaders. The top rated presentations in three categories will be awarded cash prizes totaling $4,500.
Three finalists will present their business plans to VCs.
Let’s chill and relax after an exhilarating time! Refreshments and pupus served. |
Program |
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Registration details |
Register directly with Organizers of HiBEAM, Enterprise Honolulu, HTDC. Application fee applies. |
Thursday, November 20
NETWORKING WITH GAZELLES
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Networking with Gazelles |
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1132 Bishop Street, Honolulu, HI 96813 |
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20 November |
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20 November |
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10:00am |
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1:00pm |
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Sandra Rohrbach and Koichi Hozumi |
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808-3863-273; 808-218-5160 |
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MBA Club Hawaii |
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Meet the "gazelles" or high-impact and fast growing firms, and explore job opportunities with these entrepreneurial companies representing a wide range of industries, from Web 2.0 to cleantech, medical devices, and biotech. There will be a Treasure Hunt and door prizes will be given away throughout the event.
Students from all the universities and colleges are invited. Gazelles have the opportunity for you to meet prospective talent to join their companies. Equally important is the opportunity for students to meet and know an exciting group of gazelles that create jobs, and contribute to a country’s level of innovation and economic growth. An excellent way to create networks for both companies and students! Two mini seminars of 45 minutes long will be offered:
Organizing Partner: HPU Career Services Center. |
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Registration online to receive door prizes. Or just turn up! No fee. |
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THE CALL OF THE ENTREPRENEUR MOVIE
Event |
The Call of the Entrepreneur Movie with discussion |
Venue |
Sea Warriors Lounge, HPU Downtown Campus, Historic Blaisdell Hotell (BH), Fort Street Mall |
Start Date |
20 November |
End Date |
20 November |
Start Time |
3:00pm |
End Time |
5:00pm |
Contact Person: |
Sandra Rohrbach |
Contact No. |
808-386-3273 |
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Organization |
MBA Club Hawaii |
Description of event |
A movie feature of entrepreneurs and the challenges faced and overcome. A discussion will follow |
Program |
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Registration details |
No registration needed - just turn up. Pizzas served. |
Friday, November 21
ENHANCING E-COMMERCE IN HAWAII’S SMALL BUSINESSES
Event |
Workshop on Enhancing e-Commerce in Hawaii’s Small Businesses |
Venue |
Ohelo 111 Cost Control Computer Lab, Kapiolani Community College, 4303 Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, HI 96816. www.kcc.hawaii.edu |
Start Date |
21 November |
End Date |
21 November |
Start Time |
8:30 am |
End Time |
12 Noon |
Contact Person: |
Laura Klemens |
Contact No. |
808 388 5715 |
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Organization |
MBA Club Hawaii |
Description of event |
A half-day workshop for businesses with existing websites. The participants will learn about the seven elements of effective electronic marketing and apply it to examining their own websites. Led by Ms. Tonya Bauman, an instructor in electronic Marketing at HPU. With consulting and feedback from experts, they will gain hands-on and practical insights to enhance their e-marketing efforts and eventually their revenue. Class is limited to 15 participants. We appreciate a donation to support Global Entrepreneurship Week - Hawaii. |
Program |
Registration required. |
Registration details |
Limited to 15 participants. Accepted participants must bring own laptop. |
"HAGADONE PANEL ON ENVIRONMENTAL ENTREPRENEURS"
Event |
"Hagadone Panel on Environmental Entrepreneurs" |
Venue |
Bank of Hawaii, Main Branch, 6th Floor, 111 S. King Street, Honolulu, HI 96813 |
Start Date |
21st November |
End Date |
21st November |
Start Time |
3:00pm |
End Time |
5:00pm |
Contact Person |
Koichi Hozumi |
Contact No. |
808 218 5160 |
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Organization |
HPU MBA Club |
Description of event |
Hagadone Panel on Environmental Entrepreneurs invites distinguished entrepreneurs who founded companies that address the need for environmental protection and conservation. These companies are in the league of “Green” companies that are fast growing and of high-impact. Their founders founded businesses that enable Hawaii to be on the cutting edge of “green and clean” technology and services. The economic and social impact of their businesses is commendable.
Moderator: Dr. Gregory Theyel, Associate Professor of Management, HPU. Dr. Theyel is interested in renewable energies. gtheyel@hpu.edu *RSVP is required* - Please register before November 14th. *Dress Code Enforced* -- Business Casual. |
Program |
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Registration details |
Online. No fee. Limited seating so registration strongly advised. |
tEST THE CHEF CONTEST
Event |
A competition for students to create a recipe and produce a sample for leading culinary experts. |
Venue |
Kapiolani Community College, 4303 Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, HI 96816. www.kcc.hawaii.edu |
Start Date |
21 November |
End Date |
21 November |
Start Time |
3:00 pm |
End Time |
7:30 pm |
Contact Person: |
Mr. Frank Gonzales |
Contact No. |
808 734-9441 |
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Organization |
Kapiolani Community College Culinary Arts Department |
Description of event |
Test the Chef at Ohia 109. 3 to 5 pm. Participants have to produce a sampling of their innovative food product for taste testing by some of the most educated and discriminating palates in the state. Participant also submits a one-page proposal on how to bring this dish into the marketplace. Forum on Special Challenges Facing the Food Relaed Entrepreneur at Ohia 118. 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Young and aspiring food-preneurs who wish to embark upon a food-related enterprise will face some very unique challenges and situations. A panel forum of restuarateurs, association leaders, and successful food entrepreneurs will include CHefs Roy Yamaguchi, Ed Kenny and the Hale Aina Ohana. |
Program |
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Registration details |
No registration required. You are encouraged to be on time to get a seat. |
sPECIAL CHALLENGES FACING THE FOOD-RELATED ENTREPRENEUR
Event |
A Forum on the Challenges and Rewards of Being a Food Entrepreneur |
Venue |
Kapiolani Community College, 4303 Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, HI 96816. www.kcc.hawaii.edu |
Start Date |
21 November |
End Date |
21 November |
Start Time |
5:30 pm |
End Time |
7:30 pm |
Contact Person: |
Mr. Frank Gonzales |
Contact No. |
808 734-9441 |
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Organization |
Kapiolani Community College Culinary Arts Department |
Description of event |
Entrepreneurs who wish to embark upon a food-related enterprise will face some very unique challenges and situations. The event will engage a panel of experts from the food and related industries in a discussion of those challenges and what course of action young aspiring food-preneurs should take in overcoming those obstacles. This will be a Panel Forum consisting of restaurateurs, association leaders, and successful food-preneurs. Speakers include Chefs Roy Yamaguchi, Ed Kenny and the Hale Aina Ohana. Test the Chef at Ohia 109. 3 pm to 5 pm Forum on Special Challenges Facing the Food-related Entrepreneur. 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Ohia 119. |
Program |
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Registration details |
No registration required. You are encouraged to be on time to get a seat. |
#friday, NOVEMBER 21
Event |
Hawaii Venture Capital Association Technology Entrepreneur of the Year |
Venue |
Plaza Club -located on the top two penthouse levels (the 2Oth and 21st floors) of the Pioneer Plaza. |
Start Date |
21 November |
End Date |
21 November |
Start Time |
5:30pm |
End Time |
7:30pm |
Contact Person |
Bill Spencer |
Contact No. |
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bspencer@hawaii.rr.com |
Organization |
Hawaii Venture Capital Association |
Description of event |
Plaza Club Heavy Pupu No-Host Bar
HVCA will honor several entrepreneurs for their achievements at this special event sponsored by the Hawaii Technology Development Corporation |
Program |
Sponsored by: EXTEND221.ORG, Hawaii Technology Development Corporation, KMH, LLP, ThinkTechHawaii 5:30P - Bill Spencer, Opening remarks, introduction of sponsors 5:35P - Sponsor comments (2-3 minutes each) 5:40P - Introduction of Keynote Speaker - Arama Kukutai, Managing Director, Finistere Ventures 5:45P - Arama to speak for 20 minutes, with 10 Minutes for Q&A 6:15P - Award Ceremony - HVCA Tech Entrepreneur of the Year 6:30P - Proceed to Pau Hana Mixer No-Host Bar 7:30P - Conclude |
Registration details |
$50 for HVCA members; $65 for non-members. Click here to register for this event. |
Saturday, November 22
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HYE SUMMIT AND FEST! |
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Lanai, HPU Windward Hawaii Loa Campus Kamehameha Highway |
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22 November |
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22 November |
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9:00am |
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6:00pm |
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Bee-Leng Chua |
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808- 687-7068 |
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entrepreneurship@hpu.edu |
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Entrepreneurship Center, HPU |
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An interactive fair featuring young and budding entrepreneurs and innovators to showcase their venture ideas, work and services to the general public. The expo is on the lanai, a large open space where each exhibitor can hold their displays to visitors. Participants will be asked to create a logo, design a banner for their respective table, provide handouts if desired, and have a presentation board set up for explaining their idea and an outline of how they would like to bring this idea to the people who can benefit from it. Prototype is optional but desirable.
To take part, a concept outline (the "proposal") of an innovative business idea and solution for a successful venture will be submitted. The proposal should not be more than 500 words and submitted online. The proposal should contain the following information:
The event is opened to the public. Students who have taken part in idea/business plan/creativity competitions in their own universities, schools and colleges are invited to be exhibitors. Awards will be given for: "Most Value Created Business Idea", "Most Attractive Display", and "The Out-of-the-Box Idea".
Submit the proposal to expo@gewhawaii.com. We appreciate that non-students give a donation of $20 for a table at the Innovation Expo.
A panel of entrepreneurial support experts will speak on the "fatal flaws" of new businesses. During the Q & A session, attendees will be given the opportunity to seek advice from the experts.
Lunch at the Cafeteria 12 Noon to 1 pm
Decisions on winners will be announced at the closing celebration at 4 PM.
Each session is 45 minutes hour long and each Habit will be a new step in the direction to becoming a mogul in the business world. The Habits will be conducted in separate venues, each representing a habit in the half day event, allowing for a self-guided experience. The content for the "habits" will be decided by experts who have taken the steps to build their ventures and be successful in the business world today.
Habit 1: Where do I Begin? 10 am to 11 am
Starting a project is always the hardest part. This is a seminar about how to start up a company the right way and allow plenty of time for a Questions & Answers session. Habit 2: Marketing for Success. 11 am to 12 Noon
Gaining a competitive edge in today’s markets can make or break a business. This forum provides helpful hints about marketing strategies when promoting enterprises. This event is perfect for up and coming entrepreneurs who have products and services waiting for a breakthrough into the market. Habit 3: Your Team is the Weapon. 1-2 pm; 2-3 pm; 3-4 pm.
This session emphasizes the importance of the entrepreneurial team to the success of the new venture. Topics include how to form and organize the people for maximum effectiveness, and building and motivating the team. Habit 4: Show me the Money: Getting Your Business Financed. 1-2 pm; 2-3 pm; 3-4 pm.
This session is geared towards start-up companies and those entrepreneurs who are at the beginning stage of their careers. Money plays a key role in the entrepreneur’s day-to-day expenses and finding financial support is a key issue that troubles some. Topics could include the key ingredients to financial success in the entrepreneurial world. Habit 5: Protect your Product! 1-2 pm; 2-3 pm; 3-4 pm.
Learn all about trademarks, property rights, intellectual property, and patents Entrepreneurs have rights, too. This is an information session to provide the tools necessary to inform inventors and aspiring entrepreneurs about intellectual property and patent laws.
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HYE Summit and Fest is open to all students and teachers without charge. Members of the public are welcome. |
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Online. Students who register will receive a voucher for lunch at the Dining Commons. |
WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS AT THE CUTTING EDGE PANEL FORUM
Event |
Women Entrepreneurs at the Cutting Edge Panel Forum |
Venue |
Pathways to Paradise at Olelo Channel 49 |
Start Date |
17th November |
End Date |
21th November |
Start Time |
Multiple Showings: |
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Contact Person |
Ms. Tina Quizon |
Contact No. |
808-387-5010 |
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Organization |
Olelo Community Television. |
Description of event |
Hosted by Ms. Tina Quizon, TV producer of "Pathways to Paradise". A forum with four women entrepreneurs who founded businesses that are at the cutting edge of science and technology. |
Program |
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Registration details |
None. Just turn on to Olelo Community Television on Channel 49! |
