This slideshow describes an intensive program that immerses participants in Silicon Valley culture.

1. YouNoodleEntrepreneurshipImmersionSummer CampSan Francisco, CAJune 6 – July 1, 2011

3. Startup Visits

4. VIP Networking

5. Mentorship

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14. International Advisor for National University of Singapore Entrepreneurship Center

15. Cofounder of Gear Up Ventures

16. Teaching: Global Entrepreneurial Marketing, Technology Entrepreneurship, New Venture Creation, and Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Program. He taught Marketing at Harvard Business School from 1985-89, and launched HBS’s Entrepreneurial Marketing course in1995-97.

17. Has served as a leadership coach and advisor to hundreds of entrepreneurial leaders and teams from 1980 to the present.

19. Lectures High Tech Entrepreneurship, Stanford University

20. Lead Organizer, Social e-challenge Competition at Stanford

21. Co-founder, Clean Tech Open Competition

22. Advisor, Imagine H2O

23. Co-Founder of the Consortium of Social Entrepreneurship and Education (SEEC).

24. Judge, World Bank Competition

25. Co-author book, Female Immigrant Entrepreneurs: The Economic and Social Impact of a Global Phenomenon.

26. Worked 4 years in IP and tech transfer

27. Holds 2 patents, one pending

28. Winner, MIT Ideas Prize, LemelsonPrize, Junior Achievement Competition, Finalist, MIT 100K

30. Mentorship by Silicon Valley luminaries

31. Piching to investors

32. Elevator pitches and tips on networking

33. Tons of feedback

35. Networking Events Networking Events: Opportunities to meet and practice meeting potential teammates, investors, and advisors: June – 9 Meetup June 11-12 - Hackathon June 15 - Meetup June 22 - Meetup June 30 - Cocktail Reception Xbox and Kinects will be raffled at events

36. Weekend Excursions Weekend Excursions: Day trips to beautiful Bay Area sites and a chance to bond with fellow students in a fun and relaxed setting. White Water Rafting and Orientation (Weekend 1) San Francisco City Tour (Weekend 3) Napa Valley Tour (Weekend 4)

37. Hackathon Hackathon:Intense project-building event held in San Francisco. Focuses on building a web or mobile application which could form a basis of a credible business over the course of a weekend. The weekend brings together people with different skill sets to build applications and develop a commercial case around them.

38. Student Residences

39. Student Residences - Directions Monroe Residence Club 1870 Sacramento Street San Francisco, CA 94109-3598 (415) 474-6200 Included in the room price are full-choice American-style breakfasts and tasty, four-course dinners served Monday through Saturday, with a continental breakfast and hearty brunch offered every Sunday. The Monroe affords as much privacy, or company, as you choose—with a television lounge, billiards room, study room, and laundry room available to guests. WiFi (54Mbps) is available for FREE. On winter's days, many enjoy reading and chatting by the polished mahogany fireplace, a gracious reminder of historic San Francisco. Complimentary maid service is also provided. Check-in: June 3, 2011 Check-out: July 1, 2011

40. Fun in San Francisco Dancing: Lessons at a San Francisco venue. Beach: Half Moon Bay Pub Quiz Night: Teams answer trivia in a light-hearted competition Giants Game: Tour of AT&T Park and a baseball game

42. Project-based: students will finish the program with a startup project, a team and feedback and validation from Silicon Valley luminaries

43. Full immersion in Silicon Valley culture and best practices: students will visit real startups (those that will likely become the next Facebook) and famous startups (e.g. Twitter). VIP networking events and mixers that are by-invitation-only will plug students in the heart of the entrepreneurial elite in the bay area, which will result in long-lasting bridges

44. Incredibly Fun - San Francisco has a lot to offer: beaches, mountains, wineries, a cosmopolitan city with great character and night life.

45. More affordable: similar programs cost a minimum of $11,000 per student (which does not include startup visits or fun activities)

48. Any students, entrepreneurs and program managers can sign up