G51 Info Session for VC internship: January 20th

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G51 Info Session for VC internship: January 20th

Learn about some exciting experiential learning opportunities in the areas of entrepreneurship from 5:00 – 6:00 pm on January 20th in Room 302! Apply what you’re learning in the classroom to real-world entrepreneurial challenges and opportunities with partner G51.

Please submit a resume and a cover letter to faculty member Greg Stoller at gstoller@bu.edu by no later than January 21st at 12 noon if you’re unable to attend the Info Session. Decisions will be made shortly thereafter, in consultation with G51.

Work with a Venture Capital firm reviewing startup business plans, conducting deal flow review, and communicating directly with entrepreneur teams. Under the tutelage of faculty member Greg Stoller and the G51 partners, students will get firsthand experience evaluating early stage companies and contributing investment recommendations to a highly successful VC firm investing in high growth businesses. Students who have strong demonstrated finance skills and a passion for entrepreneurship are encouraged to apply, but all backgrounds are welcome. We will have 4 slots open. This is the same program from the fall but now with new students.

  1. Check out info on G51’s recent trip to Boston by clicking on this link.
  2. Here is a link to Questrom’s calendar
  3. A profile of one of last semester’s Venture Scholars is here.

This may be eligible for directed study credit but please check with your respective Academic Advisor to ensure you are able to enroll.

ABOUT G51: Knowing the pace and breadth of innovation is increasing, we enable our clients to change with the times with a sense of confidence. We help you see many possibilities, mindful of lessons learned.

What started in 1996 as a boutique venture firm, connected us with amazing entrepreneurs, venture funds, enterprise venture groups and acquisition teams, angels, incubators, universities and family offices. In 2001, we started building a university MBA network to help students learn about private equity.

Starting in 2015, we are leveraging our 18 years of VC networks and 14 years of university programming to launch a new research business called G51 Amplify. We help our clients connect to interesting and strategic businesses, people and technology.

We are not raising a new venture fund but rather leveraging the assets of our combined client base to connect preparation with opportunity. Our partners and extended team continue to participate in direct investing.

The goal over the next 15 years is to impact the creation of 1 million jobs by matching wants and needs. Our practice of “Pay-It-Forward” and nurturing our career long networks make it possible.

 

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Greg Stoller is actively involved in building entrepreneurship and international business programs at Boston University's Questrom School of Business. He teaches courses in entrepreneurship, global strategy and management and runs the Asian International Management Experience Program, and the Asian International Consulting Project.

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