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Hack For The Internship
23 Feb - 07:00 PM
Newark, United States
6 spots in IDT Agile Internship Program
Interviewing for internships is unpredictable.
SO, here's a chance to EARN yourself a spot in the best summer software engineering internship the NYC/NJ area has to offer.
There are 6 spots in our IDT Agile Internship Program. Here are the highlights of our summer program:
Join Scrum Teams
Learn new technologies
Work closely with experienced coders
Summer field trips and awesome IDT events
The best part: Full time positions are available!
Last year we had a
We are especially looking for students that are graduating in 2019 so we can offer you a full-time job after the internship. But students graduating in 2020 are welcome to particpate as well.
ALL TICKET AMOUNTS WILL BE REFUNDED WHEN YOU ARRIVE AT THE HACKATHON.
Hackathon Itinerary (more details to come):
Saturday, February 23
7:00 PM: Arrive at IDT (520 Broad Street, Newark, NJ)
Dinner
Form Teams and Hack
Sunday, February 24
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
FInal Presentations
Winners + Prizes
First Place Prize: Winners get 40" TCL HD TV with Roku
Second Place Prize: Amazon Echo (2nd Generation)
Global Legal Hackathon - New York City
22 Feb - 05:00 PM
New York, United States
Take part in the largest Legal Hackathon in the world!For more info visit:https://globallegalhackathon.com/ >>>>>>>REGISTER HEREON THE GLH SITE The Global Legal Hackathon brings together representatives of law firms, corporations, non-profit organizations, universities, law schools and others to create rapid development of technical solutions to advance the legal sector and improve access to legal services.The hackathon takes place over 3 days and 52 hours. Participants will form teams around pitches on Feb. 22 and the hacking will begin. Over the course of the weekend teams will develop a solution to an issue currently faced by the legal world. One team from each host location in the more than 45 countries will move on to the second round.Are you a lawyer, developer / IT professional, entrepreneur, legal professional, legal service provider, student? Sign up now for the Global Legal Hackathon 2019 in the Big Apple! Participation is completely free. Host locations and schedules: Friday, Febuary 22, 2019 5: 00 to 9:00 pmOrrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP51 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019 Sat and Sunday, Feb 23 and 24, 2019 8:00 am to 9:00 pmMicrosoft11 Time Square, New York, NY 10036
NYDesigns Healthcare Innovation Weekend
22 Feb - 05:00 PM
Long Island City, United States
Are you a startup looking to work on your business model and prototype for a healthcare software or hardware product?
Welcome co-founders, CEOs, CTOS, engineers, UX/UI designers, product designers, biz dev managers, and marketers! RSVP now to join NYDesigns for a 2.5 day program on launching your healthcare related startup in 2019. Learn from healthcare IT experts, hardware manufacturers, payers, investors, and entrepreneurs on how to test your ideas and create prototypes. Participants will have access to the NYDesigns FabLab to prototype their idea throughout the weekend. Participants with a working prototype or extremely lo-fi prototype are welcome to attend the innovation weekend.This is not a hackathon. Teams must be existing to participate. New teams will not be formed during the weekend. You must be participating as a team of 2-4 people, the cost is $35.00 per person. Food will be provided throughout the 2.5 day program.
The program is open to up to 12 startups with 2-4 team members each. Once spots are full, there will be no more seats available. RSVP early. We look forward to supporting entrepreneurs on their journey to launching innovative healthcare IT and hardware products in 2019. This is not a hackathon. Teams must be existing to participate.
Here's your chance to get access to mentors, investors and potential customers on how to move forward, or pivot. This healthcare innovation weekend and hackathon will take place at the NYDesigns incubator in Long Island City, Queens. Our 30,000 square foot incubator and fabrication lab allows hardware entrepreneurs and designers to build their products and business operations. Our incubator provides business support services, programming, community events, and other services to help propel entrepreneurs to the next stage.
Participate in the conversation at #NYDesignsHealth19 on Twitter and Instagram.
Friday, February 22, 2019
5:00 - 5:45 PM: Dinner & Registration
5:45- 6:00 PM: Welcome from NYDesigns
6:00 - 7:00 PM: Participant Pitches
7:00 - 9:00 PM: Launching a Healthcare Product Workshop
9:00 - 10:00 PM: Team Flow
Saturday, February 23, 2019
8:30 - 9:00 AM: Breakfast & Arrival
9:00- 10:15 AM: Investing in Healthcare Startups
10:15AM - 12:30 PM: Team Flow
12:30 - 1:00 PM: Lunch
1:00 - 4:00 PM: Mentor Flow
4:00 - 8:00 PM: Prototyping Flow/Dinner
8:00 - 10:00 PM: Practice Pitching
10:00PM - 12:00 AM: Team Flow
Sunday, February 24, 2019
9:00 - 9:30 AM: Breakfast & Arrival
9:00AM- 12:15 PM: Prototyping Flow
12:15PM - 12:45 PM: Lunch
12:45 - 3:00 PM: Mentor Flow & Team Flow
3:00 - 3:30 PM: Presentations Due
4:00 - 6:00 PM: Final Investor Pitch & Dinner
6:00PM: Departure
FAQs
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Parking is slim. We would not recommend driving. You can take the E/G/M/7 to Court Square or the E/F/M/R to Queens Plaza. It is about a 15 minute walk over to our location from either station.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Feel free to email info@nydesigns.org with any questions.
What's the refund policy?
Space is very limited so our refund policy is strict. Full refund will only be granted if request is made 48 hours in advance. Email info@nydesigns.org to request a refund.
Escape from New York: A Massive Evacuation Hackathon
22 Feb - 04:00 PM
New York, United States
Contract Award to Develop Winning Concept
Evacuating people from an area threatened or struck by a natural or manmade disaster is extraordinarily hard. The challenge is compounded when the number of people to be evacuated is large and communication and transportation infrastructure damaged or inoperable. Hurricanes like Sandy or Katrina, earthquakes, tsunamis, terrorist attacks, war—when natural or manmade disasters occur the U.S. military plays a vital role in helping people reach safety.
On 9/11 hundreds of thousands of people trapped south of the Twin Towers had to be evacuated on foot over bridges and by boat with support from the National Guard and Coast Guard. This revealed the extraordinary challenges of coordinating and executing massive evacuations.
Despite routine civilian and military planning and exercises for massive evacuations, significant challenges remain for first-responders, emergency managers, and the military.
MD5, in collaboration with the New York National Guard, Joint Task Force Empire Shield, Columbia University, New York University, and Galvanize, will host Escape from New York: A Massive Evacuation Hackathon, at Galvanize in New York, NY from February 22-24, 2019. This hackathon will focus on developing technical solutions to support the following:
Communicate – Current alert and notification systems provide one-way communication of general information. How can we target communications to provide people with relevant and compelling information specific to their location, status, or other factors? How can we interact with the disabled, elderly, homeless, and other at-risk populations? How can we best support those who refuse to evacuate?
Track – Real-time, end-to-end tracking of evacuees is critical to managing evacuation efforts. What tools can we develop to better account for individuals and families; locate individuals who are unaccounted for; and confirm the identity and track the status of people throughout the evacuation process? How do we connect families with relatives impacted by the disaster? How can we track patients throughout the process, ensuring access to medical records and a continuum of care?
Transport – Managing the movement of people out of the disaster area while simultaneously coordinating the in-flow of supplies and equipment (both bulk commodities and donations) is challenging under dynamic conditions where critical infrastructure may be pushed beyond capacity or damaged. What tools can we develop to better select collection and staging areas; coordinate and schedule transportation modes and routes; and manage the flow of personnel and resources? How can we leverage analytics and data sources (e.g., drones, social media, geographic information systems) to optimize operations and manage risk?
Up to three teams can each win up to a $15,000 contract award to further develop their concept in collaboration with MD5!
Agenda
Friday Feb 22 -
4:00 PM Registration opens
6:00 PM Dinner
6:30 PM Challenge brief, orientation
7:30 PM Team formation
9:00 PM Hacking begins
11:00 PM Facility closes
Saturday Feb 23
8:00 AM
Facility opens, breakfast
Hacking Continues
Mentoring by challenge and technical experts
12:00 PM
Lunch
Hacking Continues
Mentoring by challenge and technical experts
6:00 PM
Dinner
Hacking Continues
11:00 PM Facility Closes
Sunday Feb 24
8:00 AM
Facility opens, breakfast
Hacking continues
Mentoring by pitch, presentation, and business experts
9:30 AM
Concepts submitted
Judging Begins
12:00 PM Lunch, Top 5 teams announced
1:00 PM Top 5 teams present
2:00 PM Final judging
2:30 PM Award ceremony
3:00 PM Hackathon concludes
About MD5
MD5 is the Department of Defense's National Security Technology Accelerator. Our mission is to provide a platform to cultivate the people and ideas necessary to build technology-based ventures that align national economic, security and social objectives for the good of the nation.
To learn more about MD5, visit www.MD5.net or send us an email at info@md5.net
Sustainohack NYC
21 Feb - 07:00 PM
Queens, United States
The Fix meets Hackathon in 60 minutes or less! This months theme - Littering!
Canon Developer Community Virtual Hackathon
20 Feb - 10:04 PM
Melville, United States
Grand Prize: $5,000 Mastercard Gift Card
From February 20th through March 29th learn more about Canon's Camera Control API and submit your idea for a new application! Five semi finalists who are selected to advance to the coding phase will enter for a chance to win a $5,000 Grand Prize!
How To Develop a Successful Big Data & Analytics Tech Startup Business Today! New York - Entrepreneur - Workshop - Hackathon - Bootcamp - Virtual Class - Seminar - Training - Lecture - Webinar - Conference - Course
19 Feb - 01:00 PM
New York, United States
Develop a Successful Big Data & Analytics Tech Startup Business Today!
Always wanted to start an Tech Startup? Now we have a complete blueprint for you start your own Big Data & Analytics Tech Startup. During our tech startup program you will learn and navigate through tools, software, hardware, platforms, resources, projects, processes, methods and strategies to penetrate your own Big Data & Analytics Tech Startup into the market.
Accomplish 10X Performance Results compared to other Startups
Receive 10X Return Of Investment (ROI) than a college education
Our Tech Startup Program contains jam-packed with practical market & industry insights
Our team has done the market/industry research so you won't need to,
Save 10X of Your Time
Learn to Develop a Six-Figure Tech Startup from Scratch
Discover the Potential with Emerging Technologies
Get a foot into a Billion Dollar Industry
Full Tech Startup Mentorship
Tech Entrepreneurship Certification/Diploma
Go From Beginner To Advanced Entrepreneur in No Time
Step by Step Instructions
Complete Tech Startup Business Setup: From Zero To Hero In No Time
No Previous programming or tech background needed except an open mindset
Generate sales in a B2B environment
Get a holistic overview of different tech startup processes
Discover new strategies and perspectives on developing your startup
Increase Your Creativity & Innovation IQ
During This Tech Startup Workshop We Will Cover:
Session 1: Big Data/Analytics BasicsDuring this session we will explore the very foundation and the basic systems and platforms for you to integrate into your own tech startup process.
Big Data/Analytics Hardware
Big Data/Analytics Software
Big Data/Analytics Platforms
Big Data/Analytics Projects
Big Data/Analytics Systems
Big Data/Analytics Blueprint
Big Data/Analytics Tools
Big Data/Analytics Resources
Session 2: Tech Startup IdeasDuring this session we will explore tech startup ideas for you to implement and integrate into your own tech startup or use them as an inspirational source for developing your own products, projects, prototypes or services in your tech startupTech Ideas:
Bio Big Data
Demographic Analysis
AI Big Data
VR Big Data
Fintech Big Data
Research Platform
Security Management
Healthcare Analytics
Market Performance
Weather Systems
Industrial Analytics
Logistical Big Data
Traffic Management
Tourism Analytics
Insurance Analytics
Big Data/Analytics Dashboard
and much more
Session 3: R&DDuring this session we will explore the research process, how you can research a specific niche industry, the market and tech trends.
R&D/Research
R&D Tools
Startup Tools
Market Research
Surveys
Consumer Analytics
Market Analytics
Industry Analytics
Trends Researching
Session 4: Creativity
During this session we will explore the creativity process, how to increase your own creativity intelligence and implement quality tech ideas into your own tech startup process.
Creativity Tools
Creativity Techniques
Creativity Strategy
Mind mapping
Brainstorming
Meditation
Idea Exploring
Idea Blender
Key-Point System
Problem Solving Strategy
Incubation
Creative intelligence
Outside the Box Thinking
Lateral Thinking
Productivity Tools
Mind Relaxation
Meditation
Higher Consciousnesses
Inspiration Tools
Idea Storage
Session 5: Capital/FundingDuring this session we will explore the capital and funding process of your tech startup. How to raise capital and make systematic attempts to penetrate into the market.
Capital/Funding
Capital/Funding Tools
Capital/Funding Strategy
Venture Capitalists
Angel Investors
Seed Funding
Incubators
Accelerator Programs
Co-Founder
Capitalization Table
Crowdfunding
Business Trade Fairs
Session 6: Clients/CustomersDuring this session we will explore the client acquisition process. Find your first clients and customers for your tech startup and implement the right tools, methods and strategies for creating an successful sale system for your specific niche industry/technology.
Clients
Client Acquisition Strategy
Client Acquisition Process
PR Strategies
Social Media Marketing
Competitive Analysis
E-Mail Marketing
Newsletters
Analytics
SEO
Digital Marketing
Ad Systems
Competitor Research
Sale System
Sale Strategy
Growth Hacking
Sales Funnel
Email Hunting
Session 7: Business PlatformDuring this session we will explore the business organizing process. How to implement an organized and professional platform for your tech startup for creating efficient workflow.
Business Automation
Business Process
Business Strategy
Business Model
Business Management
ERP
CRM
Human Resources (HR)
Recruitment
Intranet
Collaboration
Project Management
Document Management
Customer Support
Business Automation Tools
Session 8: Business FormationDuring this session we will explore the business formation process. Which platforms, models and tools to integrate into your tech startup formation for creating an successful launch process.Business Formation
Legal
Contracts
Business Model
Corporate Structure
Payment Platforms
Payment Gateway
Invoicing System
Credit Cards/Payments
Pricing Strategies
Accounting
Subscriptions
Office Space
Virtual Address
Virtual Phone
Virtual Office
Remote Office
Virtual Assistant
Virtual Receptionist
Virtual Support
Outsourcing
Product Demo
Product Launch
Session 9: Startup CodingDuring this session we will explore the coding process of your tech startup
Session 10: Startup Hardware & PrototypingDuring this session we will explore the hardware and prototyping process of your tech startup
Session 11 : Startup Tech OperationsDuring this session we will explore the IT and Tech Ops process of your tech startup
Session 12 : Startup ConsultingDuring this session we will explore the consulting process for your tech startup
Session 13 : Startup ManagementDuring this session we will explore the startup management process of your tech startup
Session 14: Tech WorkshopsDuring this session we will explore emerging and disruptive technologies.
Session 15: Startup ScienceDuring this session we will explore the science of startup success
Session 16: Startup VocabularyDuring this session we will explore, startup, metrics, saas definitions
Session 17: Startup InnovationDuring this session we will explore how to innovate new projects and products
Session 18: Startup Analytics During this session we will explore the analytical process of your startup
Session 19: Startup SaaSDuring this session we will explore the Subscription/Membership business model
Session 20: Startup HRDuring this session we will explore how to build a team, recruit employees etc
Session 21: Startup OpsDuring this session we will explore startup scalibility and startup operations
Session 22: Product ManagementDuring this session we will explore MVP, QA, Product design etc
Session 23: Customer ExperienceDuring this session we will explore UX/UI and the customer experience process
Sessions 24: Startup StrategyDuring this session we will explore how you can implement smart strategies to your tech startup
Session 25: Startup WebDuring this session we will teach you how to develop a startup website
Session 26: Startup TroubleshootingDuring this session we will we will teach you how to handle risks, failure, crisis etc
Session 27: Startup LifestyleDuring this session we will we explore concepts like Digital Nomad, Serial Entrepreneurship etc
Session 28: Startup Eco-systemDuring this session we will we explore startup trends and demographical changes
Sessions 29-42:Emerging Markets, Emerging Demographics, Emerging Economies, Emerging Technologies,Emerging Politics/Societies, Emerging Sustainability, Emerging Infrastructure,Emerging Cultures, Emerging Sciences, Emerging Innovations, Emerging Conflicts,Emerging Space, Emerging Realities, Market/Industry Forecasting Report,Tech/Market Trends Analysis, SaaS Training, Handson Training and much more
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LedgerFest - Student Blockchain Summit
15 Feb - 09:30 AM
New York, United States
Blockchain at Columbia presents LedgerFest: Columbia University’s first blockchain and cryptocurrency conference, sponsored by IBM! This will be a student-driven conference; however, all are welcome to attend.
Schedule
Location: Uris Hall, 3rd Floor. Map of Columbia University
Feb 15th will be an all-day conference. Speakers include executives and personnel from top tier companies in the DLT environment including:
Tom Trowbridge, President of Hedera Hashgraph
Santiago Siri, Founder of Democracy Earth
Eran Tromer, Co-Founder of ZCash
Omid Malekan, Blockchain Expert at Citi Ventures
Matthew Austin, Blockchain Strategy at JP Morgan
Monica Quaintance, Lead Engineer at Kadena
Tarun Chitra, Founder of Gauntlet Networks
Axoni, ConsenSys, Gemini, Hyperledger, and more.
LedgerFest is a not-for-profit event and all sales go to hackathons, functions, and amenities. Tickets are free for students.
FAQ
**Who can attend?Anyone interested in learning more about the distributed ledger environment. Tickets are free for students (please present your ID upon arrival). If ticket prices are a barrier for you, please let us know at blockchain@columbia.edu!**Do I need to stay the whole day?No, feel free to stop by for any presentation that interests you. One ticket is valid for the entire day.**Will there be food?Yes, lunch and snacks will be provided throughout the day!
Mount Sinai Innovation Showcase
14 Feb - 03:30 PM
New York, United States
Discover the newest ideas emerging from Mount Sinai's healthcare community at the annual Innovation Showcase! This exciting event will showcase the SinaInnovations Health Hackathon 2018 finalists and one wild card entry as they pitch their innovative ideas that each solve a problem related to rare diseases. A panel of judges in the life science and business fields will provide valuable feedback and ask thought-provoking questions:
Meet the judges:
Sarah Barrington: CEO, Cynvenio Biosystems Inc. and CFO, Exosome Diagnostics
John Hammitt: Executive Director, HITLAB Healthcare Innovation Lab
Jim Heitner, MBA: Associate Director, i3 Accelerator, Mount Sinai Innovation Partners
Sean Ianchulev, MD, MPH: Director, Ophthalmic Innovation and Technology Program, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai and Managing Director, Private Medical Equity
Nishta Rao, PhD: Director, Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs
Brent Stackhouse: Vice President, Mount Sinai Ambulatory Ventures
The event will include 5-minute presentations from each group, a Q&A session with the judges, and a networking reception for all attendees.
Join the conversation!
Check out MSIP on social media and tag us at #innovationexchange
FULL DAY Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence & ML Lecture Series
12 Feb - 09:00 AM
New York, United States
Confirmed topics:
"Blockchain-based distributed shared-computing", Professor Dr. Chong Li (Columbia U)
"Democratizing Data Science in Healthcare", Dr. Joel Park
"Data Science in Finance", Kavya Krishna
"Building a large-scale AI platform", Waleed Nasir
"Adopting AI in healthcare - NLP and ML", Niteen Kumar
"Predicting Customer Loyalty To Merchants with Tensorflow", Harry Moreno
"Spark for Beginners: A deep dive and tutorial", Waseem Hussain
"Distributed word embedding with Spark", Naiem Yageneh
"Analyzing Ethereum mainnet with Python", Professor Jamiel Sheikh (Columbia, NYU)
"What is Data (Really) And What Can You Do (And Not to Do) with it", Walter Perry
The printed book ticket will get you a hardcopy of the presentation slides in a printed and bound book form to use as reference while you observe the tutorials
Speakers' Biographies
Kavya Krishna - Born and brought up in a small town of Western India, Kavya is all about experiments. She started her career in Data after graduating from UMass Amherst in Computer Science. After working for a few years in Business Intelligence and Data Architecture, She recently started working with Finance- Subscribers Management and Analysis at SiriusXM to help them with technology and their Data needs. As she learns more about the world of Finance, she's been experimenting with Data science and Finance. An advocate of Women education, she also co-founded SOWCoders (Society of Women Coders), a non profit that conducts free coding camps for girls in developing countries.
Professor Jamiel Sheikh - Jamiel is CEO of Chainhaus, an advisory, software development, application studio and education company focused on blockchain, artificial intelligence and machine learning. Jamiel has over 15 years of experience in technology, capital markets, real estate and management and is an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School, NYU and CUNY teaching graduate-level blockchain, AI and data science subjects. He is currently authoring a book on Corda with O’Reilly and runs one of the largest blockchain, AI and data science Meetups in NYC. Jamiel is a licensed real estate agent in New York and New Jersey with Douglas Elliman.Jamiel holds an MBA from Columbia University and BBA from Baruch College and is completing his second Masters in Artificial Intelligence from Georgia Institute of Technology. Jamiel enjoys coding in over 8 languages, travel and the elegant nuances of MMA.
Professor Chong Li - Chong Li is a co-founder of Nakamoto & Turing Labs, Inc. He is also chief architect and head ofresearch at Canonchain Networks. Since 2016, Dr. Li is an adjunct professor at Columbia University. Prior to that, he was a researcher at Qualcomm Research, working on 4G LTE and 5G systems design. Dr. Li received a Ph.D degree from Iowa State University and a B.E degree from Harbin Institute of Technology, both in Electrical Engineering. He is a holder of 200+ international and U.S. patents (granted and pending). Dr. Li has published many high influential papers on top-ranking journals, including Proceedings of the IEEE, IEEE Trans. on Information Theory, IEEE Communications Magazine, Automatica, etc. He has also served as reviewer and technical program committee for most prestigious journals and conferences in communications and control society. He is the author of the book "Reinforcement Learning for Cyber-physical Systems" (Taylor & Francis CRC press). Chong Li has broad research interests including information theory, machine learning, blockchain, networked control and communication, PYH/MAC system design for advance telecommunication technologies (5G and beyond)
Dr. Joel Park - Dr. Joel Park is a board-certified emergency medicine physician with expertise in data science and machine learning in the healthcare sector. He is a Clinician – Data Scientist at Symphony Medical and Chainhaus and an assistant program director for a Montefiore-affiliated hospital, St. John’s Riverside Hospital emergency medicine residency in Yonkers, NY. Dr. Park earned his medical degree at Rutgers University – New Jersey Medical School and completed his residency at New York Presbyterian – Universities of Columbia and Cornell. Dr. Park’s responsibilities include utilizing data science and machine learning algorithms for operational and clinical data with the goals of implementing changes from data insight. He performs exploratory data analysis and predictive modeling for emergency medicine department operations including work on patient boarding, surge protocols, and ED metrics. Dr. Park is participating with the MIT Critical Data team in international hackathons and will be helping organize a New York City-based hackathon with MIT and NYU in May 2019.
Walter Perry - Walter Perry is trained in Semantics and Classics (BA Columbia College 1974--Ancient Greek; PhD Trinity College Dublin 1978--Classical Philology) and Financial Analysis (Wharton School, Securities Industry Institute Diploma 1982). He founded Fiduciary Automation in 1984 to better understand and to solve problems in financial markets compliance by turning regulations into executable code. Over the ensuing 35 years he has built four database engines to solve the hard problems in parsing data, identifying its substantive attributes, and transacting in distributed environments: distributeR! (1985), a radically-decentralized transaction processor; demokritos (1998), an xml-based semantic synthesis engine; IpsaRe (2008), a truly decentralized distributed ledger system implementing the Triple Entry Accounting paradigm; and The Graph of Transactions (2015), a graph processor which re-thinks the premises of data and transactions, based on a graph-based, rather than document-based data model. Today's talk presents the lessons of 35 years inquiry into what data is (and is not), where value can be specifically identified and measured in data, and how that value can be the basis ot transactions.
Waleed Nasir - Waleed currently heads a technology innovation lab, VirtualForce.io, that incubates next generation technology products. He is aimed at solving complex business problems through deep tech and digital transformation in areas like Healthcare, Artificial Intellgience, FinTech and Blockchain.
In the past, he led the design and engineering at an Ad-Tech company (Freewheel Media), which was acquired by Comcast for $350M. After working on a handful of ventures, he now spends a lot of time mentoring students and startups around design thinking, product engineering and venture building
Waleed has an MBA from Yale University, MS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from University of Michigan Ann Arbor, and a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore.