Real Companies. Real Issues. Real Feedback.

The MIT Enterprise Forum is about discussing the business issues of leading technology companies in a public forum where we all learn about how to keep innovative technology companies running straight and fast! We use a case study method to uncover valuable insights about presenting companies. 

Everyone Benefits:

• The CEO presenter gains valuable advice, key business contacts, and community visibility.
• The panelists gain key business contacts, potential new business, and community visibility.
• The audience gains knowledge to translate into their own business, new contacts, and an opportunity to participate in advising the presenting company during the Q&A session.

The Forum hosts ten programs annually: seven case studies, two special topic programs, and a Wine Tasting Social, which has become one of San Diego’s premier technology events.

Upcoming Events: 

July 22, 2009 - Special Presentation
In cooperation with The Foundation for Enterprise Development

Re-Envisioning the Company: Shared Capitalism through Employee Ownership

A panel of distinguished experts from across the country will provide practical insights on what works and doesn't work. 

    Wednesday, July 22, 2009
                       5:00pm Networking Reception
                       6:00 – 8:00pm Presentation and Audience Q&A
                       Location (SPECIAL LOCATION THIS MONTH):
                      Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace & Justice, University of San Diego
                      
                      REGISTER HERE.

Please note: Online registration will close at 10:00am on the day of the Forum.

August 5, 2009 - Ambassadors of Wine

Annual summer wine social and tasting at the Birch Aquarium for the technology and life sciences community

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