Membership
Join Today and receive free admission and discounts to all the programs, as well as an opportunity to gain greater visibility in the technology community via committee involvement, display tables at the reception, and online member directory.
Presenting at the MITEF
Are you with a privately-held, San Diego based technology company? Click here to learn more about presenting your business case study at the Forum.
Do you know a company that would be a good case presentation? Contact us.
Calendar
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
H2O Audio - Case Presentation
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Case Presentation - Joe Media, Inc.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Special presentation with World Trade Center SD
during Global Entrepreneurship Week
"Growing Global in a Connected World: How Far Can Technology Take Us?"
About
Real Companies. Real Issues. Real Feedback. The Forum hosts ten programs annually –seven case studies, two special topic programs, and a popular summer wine social.
- UNIQUE CASE STUDY FORMAT: The Forum welcomes the CEO of a local, up and coming, high technology company to present an executive overview with two current challenges facing the business. Presenting companies are privately held and have either completed a round of funding or are generating revenue to date. .
- MENTORING: An expert panel of advisors lends their advice and draws upon their experiences to provide feedback and potential solutions to these challenges based on their own professional experiences and expertise.
- EDUCATION: These business challenges are those encountered by most aspiring entrepreneurs —including financial, marketing, application of technology, operations, management, growth, diversification, and more—everyone walks away enlightened!
- EVERYONE IS WELCOME: All programs are presented in an open forum of approximately 250 guests; audience participation is encouraged.
The San Diego MIT Enterprise Forum is one of 25 chapters of MIT Enterprise Forum, Inc.
Governance of the San Diego chapter is provided by a local Advisory Board of Directors and Executive Committee. For members seeking opportunities to be more involved in the technology community, the San Diego Chapter welcomes volunteers to the Production Committee. This committee serves as a portal to working with presenting companies, panelists, and other members through subcommittees such as Membership, Pipeline, and Marketing. The committee meets monthly.
The San Diego chapter is locally managed by CONNECT, which serves the regional innovation economy as a collaborative resource.
Mission Statement
Mission Statement: The San Diego MIT Enterprise Forum's mission is to educate entrepreneurs in an informative and entertaining environment in front of a diverse audience of San Diego business leaders and technologists, as well as capital and service providers.
Minds and Hands
Mens et Manus
The Forum's mission reflects the ideals of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's founders, who promoted education for practical applications. This history - rich with tradition - has evolved to one rich with innovation.
Join the San Diego MIT Enterprise Forum.