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Nspire Innovation Network: Promoting NBTC14

Attention students! Does the prospect of taking charge of your career and destiny sound appealing to you? Have you ever thought of possible products and services but didn’t know what to do with these million dollar ideas? Has the prospect of becoming an entrepreneur or being part of a start-up ever crossed your mind?  

Nspire presents to you, the National Business and Technology Conference, a two-day conference promoting student entrepreneurship in the business and technology space.

Currently, the Computer Science department has agreed to subsidize the first 10 CS students that apply for the subsidy in the amount of $50. This $50 will help to offset the cost of registration to NBTC14 as well as possible hotel costs.

To learn more about Nspire click: http://nspire.org/  
To learn more about NBTC14 click: http://nspire.org/nbtc/
To apply for the subsidy click: http://nspire.org/nbtc/delegates and click the “Waterloo”                                              button which will outline the instructions to apply for the                                                             subsidy
To register for NBTC14: Follow the NBTC14 link and click the yellow “Buy Tickets”                                                   button on the top right corner

This is certainly an amazing opportunity to learn from successful businesses, network with industry professionals, and to learn more about entrepreneurship. Subsidies will be going fast so act now! Hoping to get as much Waterloo presence at the conference as possible! #NBTC14


Vernon Tam (Campus Ambassador)

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