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Connecticut Angel Guild
Contact: Mike Roer
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A group of private investors who invest in start-up and early stage
companies seeking to raise $250,000 to $500,000.
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Entrepreneurship Foundation
www.entrepreneurshipfoundation.org
Contact: Mike Roer
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The Entrepreneurship Foundation is a non-profit organization that provides on-going moral support to student companies and university spin-outs, serve as a platform to match students with mentors and monitor process, and to provide a forum for student entrepreneurs to network, and share leads, customers, and experiences. Some of the contests, competitions, and programs offered include the University Venture Fair, The CT Entrepreneur Fellowship Program, the CT Business Plan Competition, the CT Elevator Pitch Competition, and the CCEE (Connecticut Consortium of Entrepreneurship Educators).
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National
Association of Corporate Directors – Connecticut Chapter
www.nacdct.org
Contact: Jim O'Leary
National
Association of Corporate Directors – New York Chapter
www.nacdny.org
Contact: Jim O'Leary
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The National Association of
Corporate Directors (NACD) promotes high professional standards
for board and director conduct, practice, and performance,
creates forums for peer interaction, enhances director
effectiveness, asserts the policy interests of directors,
conducts research, and educates boards and directors concerning
traditional and cutting-edge issues. |
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Société de Chimie Industrielle - American Section
www.societe.org
Contact: Danielle Fraser
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The American Section of the Société was founded in 1918, a few months after the founding of the parent French organization. It was formed through the efforts of an American chemist, Jerome Alexander, and the Section's first president, Leo H. Baekeland. Similarly to the French organization, the original mission of the American Section of the Société was "to aid and encourage the utilization of scientific and engineering developments by the industry, and promotion of chemistry in public opinion, especially among the young and in the education system."
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WAVE
www.women-wave.org
Contact: Danielle Fraser
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WAVE is a membership-based association of professional women who work in or are affiliated with the
private equity and venture capital industry. WAVE's mission is to promote a spirit of cooperation and
understanding among its members and to create professional opportunities for them by providing a strong
network of contacts in the private equity and venture capital industry. WAVE's mission will be
accomplished by promoting personal and professional development of its members through its events,
programs, and resources. |
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XPX Connecticut
http://xpxconnecticut.com/
Contact: Jim O'Leary
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XPX consists of advisors to business owners—CPAs, estate planning attorneys, consultants, investment bankers, wealth managers, valuation specialists, insurance and tax experts, mergers and acquisitions attorneys, and marketing specialists. XPX provides cutting-edge programming and top-flight networking and connections. The purpose is to help advisors learn to raise the topic of exit planning with their owner-clients and, through collaboration with other XPX members, prepare the owner for the transition of the business to the next owners. |
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