The Three R’s of Supporting Student Startups Before and after they’ve “flipped the switch” Lisa Getzler-Linn, Lehigh University NCIIA OPEN.

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The Three R’s of Supporting Student Startups Before and after they’ve “flipped the switch” Lisa Getzler-Linn, Lehigh University NCIIA OPEN Conference, March 21, 2014 With Anita Leffel, UT San Antonio Lada Rasochova, UC San Diego

CONGRATULATIONS ! Over the last ~20 years our community of entrepreneurship and innovation educators has succeeded in repeatedly producing student driven technology startups. Our courses and programs are glorious. We have learned from each other and have converted into believers many of our colleagues across disciplines. We have exciting stories to tell about our students and alumni. WHAT’S NEXT?

Student Startup Continuum I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue + Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing taxes expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input *note – this continuum includes terms that are relevant to the student startup experience at Lehigh and many peer institutions, and does not exclude the future inclusion of other terms which may describe startup activities. **note – moving from left to right on the continuum, after IDEA & advice, activities often occur in different order or concurrently student incubator idea competition seed funding Entrepreneur in Residence experiential coursework TTO faculty mentors community partnerships workspace alumni network makerspace venture fund biz plan competition student accelerator

Student Startup Continuum I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue + Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing ta Resources available to students along the continuum Resources available to students along the continuum Resources available to student companies expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input Where are YOUR students? student startup activities ongoing support resources

When does this happen? I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue + Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing taxes courses affinity groups competitions grants student incubator TTO alumni network accelerator venture fund expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input What does it mean?

This is what’s next for us (it’s time to stop asking for forgiveness) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue + Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing taxes courses affinity groups competitions grants student incubator TTO alumni network accelerator venture fund expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input RELATIONSHIP – how are student entrepreneurs related to the institution? RISK – how does the institution view/handle the related liabilities? REWARD – does ownership provide relationship?

Lehigh Student Startups Lehigh Startup Shop Lehigh Accelerator Provides relationship between student and university beyond course work mechanism for resource distribution recognized student use of university facilities liability coverage for advisor/mentors/university supports student startups that have “flipped the switch” separates educating the student from giving advice to the company separates liability and private benefit issues from the university helps company founders make business decisions Mission: To educate student entrepreneurs MISSION: To assist in the formation, launch and growth of startups I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue+ Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing taxes Peer Mentors Alumni Network “Garage” Courses EUREKA! Competitions Internship Funding Student Incubator Space Tiger Sessions expert input mentoring networking expert input mentoring networking expert input mentoring networking

UT San Antonio Student Startups I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue+ Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing taxes Major/Minor Faculty Mentors Grants Wet Labs Tech Transfer Office Experienced CEO/CFOs expert input mentoring networking expert input mentoring networking expert input mentoring networking Student Incubator Mentor group Patent help (UT owns IP) C level execs for startups 1 year free Mission: To educate student entrepreneurs Relationship? Risk? Reward?

UCSD MBA Student Startups/Projects I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue+ Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing taxes Lab to Market Capstone Courses TriNet Challenge Pathways Ventures(UG) & mystartupXX Rady Venture Fund expert input mentoring networking expert input mentoring networking expert input mentoring networking Mission: Educating leaders of next generation innovative companies/Commercialization of technology Tech Commercialization is focus of MBA program. 100% of students participate from beginning to end. Some flip the switch while students but their companies do not participate in programs StartR Accelerator For current students & alumni MBAs with Tech/Sci background and partnering with other grad students 6 month term, very competitive (6/cycle) Small funding Mission: help students decide if they really want to start a company, weigh real issues, decisions & responsibilities.

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I idea idea IDEA IDEA IDEA Team Formation Functional Company Formation Investment Seeking Operational Revenue + Growth seeking advice market/customer research product/service development awards and grants bootstrapping raising capital filing tax courses affinity groups competitions grants student incubator TTO alumni network accelerator venture fund expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input networking mentoring expert input RELATIONSHIP – how are student entrepreneurs related to the institution? RISK – how does the institution view/handle the related liabilities? REWARD – does ownership provide relationship?

The Three R’s of Supporting Student Startups Before and after they’ve “flipped the switch” Lisa Getzler-Linn, Lehigh University NCIIA OPEN Conference, March 21, 2014 With Anita Leffel, UT San Antonio Lada Rasochova, UC San Diego