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REEE USA CONTACT INFORMATION
REEE
USA is hosted and run by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program
(STVP) at Stanford University. For more information, contact Tina
Seelig at STVP.
REEE
EUROPE INFORMATION
REEE
Europe is co-sponsored by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program,
the Center for Scientific Enterprise in London, and EPFL (Swiss
Federal Institute of Technology) in Lausanne, Switzerland. The conference
is alternately hosted by the London Business School and EPFL. For
more information contact Peter
Reid at CSE
or Jean Micol at EPFL.
REEE
ASIA INFORMATION
REEE Asia is co-sponsored by the
Stanford Technology Ventures Program, U.C.Berkeley, and the National
University of Singapore. The Summer 2003 conference will be held
at the National University of Singapore. For more information please
contact Professor Wong Poh Kam
at the National University of Singapore.
DIRECTIONS/CONTACT
INFO
Maps of the Bay Area and Stanford University campus: http://www.stanford.edu/home/visitors/maps.html
REEE Asia is co-sponsored by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program,
U.C.Berkeley, and the National University of Singapore. The Summer
2003 conference will be held at the National University of Singapore.
For more information contact Poh Kam Wong.
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REEE USA is sponsored by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program
and the Kauffman Foundation.
STVP
Stanford Technology
Ventures Program is the entrepreneurship center within the School
of Engineering. Our mission is to build a world-class center dedicated
to accelerating high technology entrepreneurship research and education
for engineers and scientists worldwide.
KAUFFMAN
The
Kauffman
Foundation works to accelerate entrepreneurship in America by
reaching individuals at all ages through two focus areas: the delivery
of entrepreneurship education and development, and the promotion
of entrepreneurial environments.
LLEEP
Clinics
In the United States, REEE serves as one of the LLEEP clinics (Lifelong
Learning for Entrepreneurial Education Professionals). LLEEP is a
partnership including the Kauffman Foundation, the Price Institute
for Entrepreneurial Studies, Babson College, the University of Colorado
at Boulder, and Stanford University. |