Princeton Pitch

Overview

Princeton Pitch is an annual competition organized by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Club that gives students the chance to win $1,000 for an entrepreneurial or social entrepreneurial startup idea they have. During the event, students have the opportunity to participate in mentorship sessions with tech revolutionaries as well as to receive constructive feedback from experienced entrepreneurs, faculty and fellow students.

Judges Include

Fred Wilson Union Square Ventures	David Tisch TechStars	Jennifer Hyman Rent the Runway	John Katzman 2tor, Princeton Review
Chad Dickerson Etsy	Vin Vacanti Yipit	Joseph Cohen Lore	Billy Chasen turntable.fm

Registration

Registration for Princeton Pitch is 2012 is closed. Stay tuned for TigerLaunch in Spring 2013, and check back in Fall 2013 for the 2013 Pitch application.

Past Results

2012

Entrepreneurship Track

• First Place: 11th Hour Tutors (Tierney Kuhn and Kanika Pasricha)
• Honorable Mention: Beertending (Ash Egan, John Urbanik, Jae Lee, Mehmet Basbug and Brendan Andrade)

Social Entrepreneurship Track

• First Place: Magnet (Matthew Silver, Lawrence Yu and Sunny Feng)
• Honorable Mention: Permanent Protection (Trevor Klee)

2011

Entrepreneurship Track

• First Place: GradeZone Points (Kofi Frimpong, Max Huc, Trevor Wilkins, and William Lee)
• Honorable Mention: FuLu (Ash Egan and Bobby Grogan)

Social Entrepreneurship Track

• First Place: PenniPads (Ashley Eberhart, Aunna Wilson, Rebecca Scharfstein, Alexandra Deprez, and Derek Grego)
• Honorable Mention: DUMA (Christine Blauvelt and Arielle Sandor)

2010

• First Place: China’s Netflix (Guanchun Wang and Zhen Xiang)
• Honorable Mention: Liberian Condoms (Alex Landon)