MITCEF wants to support innovative startups
March 8, 2008 at 9:06 am 2 comments
If you run an innovative IT startup and
- you can no longer convince family and friends to loan you more money
- you have your first customer
- you have a feasible business plan
- you have a good story to tell
then what are you waiting for? Apply to Tech Angel Network (TAN) that MITCEF has launched. This is the first angel investment fund that has been set up for the tech sector in Pakistan. The dynamic Ken Morse, who founded 3Com, and is the MD of the MIT Entrepreneurship Center, is coming to Karachi to talk to all those who can tell a good story in two pages. Don’t miss this opportunity. For more details, visit the MITCEF website.
To meet Ken Morse and to learn more about the MITCEF Business Acceleration Program and the Tech Angel Fund, register on the MITCEF website and attend the event on March 13 at the Sind Club in Karachi from 3 pm – 7 pm at Karachi Sheraton Hotel.
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Zafar Khan | March 14, 2008 at 10:46 am
Jehan, just a small correction. Ken Morse founded 3Com(3M, or minnesota minerals and mining(!?) is a 100+ years old giant).
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Jehan | March 14, 2008 at 7:35 pm
Yes of course I knew that. Talk about being distracted. I will change it in the main text. Thanks Zafar.