Judge s Room: Paczesny 140

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Judge s Room: Paczesny 140 April 20, 2018 Dear WNY Student 2 Biz Challenge Judges, Welcome to the 6 th Annual WNY Student 2 Biz Challenge, a regional student entrepreneurship competition that showcases the best and brightest from our 21 WNY colleges and universities. In 2009, the WNY Consortium of Higher Education launched the WNY College Connection and along with it, over 53 new regional collaborations between Consortium members and with various sectors and entities in the WNY region. The WNY Student 2 Biz Challenge represents the Consortium s commitment to ensuring that we continue to prepare the best and brightest students for WNY employers and provide our students with rich and meaningful experiences that will take them to new heights in whatever direction they wish to pursue. Today you will see a number of teams who each seek to launch a venture that they are passionate about, have worked many hours to develop, and that they are committed to realizing. Your role cannot be overstated. You are here to provide critical and at times difficult feedback in order to offer our student teams with the greatest opportunity for future success. Without your contributions, this competition will fail to achieve its intended goal of developing our students with the skills necessary for success in tomorrow s work place. Furthermore, with your feedback, we may be witnessing today the beginning of the next great fortune 500 or 100 company right here in Western New York! On behalf of our Steering Committee, our Lead Sponsor the WNY Incubator Network, our supporting sponsors, the 17 competing teams, and the 21 college and university presidents of the WNY Consortium of Higher Education, I thank you for your commitment to our students and to our efforts to develop the foundation to WNY s entrepreneurial ecosystem. Please enjoy your experience today and best of luck in all of your future endeavors. Sincerely yours, Steven J. Harvey, Ph.D. Executive Director WNY Consortium of Higher Education Sponsors 1

Investor Pitch Scoring Rubric Directions Pitches will be pitched in alphabetical order by team name. 1. Please print clearly. Please complete the rubric by printing the name of the team at the top of the form. We will be sharing the rubrics with the teams after the competition so your name will not be on the rubric. 2. At the end of the presentations, please thank the teams and excuse them from the room. Please discuss the team awards in the room where the competition was held. 3. The following awards will be provided to each track. Awards are not guaranteed. For example, the top 2 finishers will go to Albany for the NYS competition. If you only have one team ready for the NYS Competition, then only give out a first place award. For questions, ask Steve Harvey (See below). a. Top 2 pitches that will go on to Albany to compete in the statewide competition, b. Top pitch to compete in the Best Overall Pitch per category in today s competition, 4. Write down the award recipients for on the Track Awards Sheet (located at the end of this packet Page 8) and turn that in to Steve Harvey. 5. When you are finished with the scoring and selecting the winning presentations, please return all scoring sheets to Pam Lalley at the registration desk. 6. Please see the Agenda to see where you will be having lunch with the participants and if you have any questions, please call either Alex Pelc, Steve Harvey, or Pam Lalley. Name Cell Alex Pelc 716-440-2041 Steve Harvey 716-289-6300 Pam Lalley 716-523-3605 Thank you! 2

Judge s Room Assignments (Judge s Room: Paczesny 140) Products & Services: Paczesny Triple Room 216-217-218 o Kurt Fetter, Merrill Lynch o Jon Spitz, Z80 Labs o John Hartman, Signity Financial o Jamel Perkins, Sodexo o Pete Burakowski, 43 North Products, Services, & Energy/Sustainability: Paczesny Room 206 o Larry Robinson, Business Consultant o Daniel Tirone, Daniel Tirone, CPA o Bob Fritzinger, UB o Danielle Blunt, Launch NY o Paul Buckley, Applied Sciences Group Information Technology & Social Entrepreneurship: Swan Theater o Joel Colombo, 360 PSG o Ben Bissell, Westminster Economic Development Initiative o Rick Dean, R.W. Dean & Associates o Walter Kolt, Access Solutions Contact Names and Cell Numbers Name Cell Alex Pelc 716-440-2041 Steve Harvey 716-289-6300 Pam Lalley 716-523-3605 Please call if you need anything! 3

WNY Student 2 Biz Challenge Room Assignments Paczesny Triple Room: 216-217-218 Product & Service 5 Paczesny Room 206 Product, Service & Energy/Sustainability 6 Swan Theater Information Technology, & Social Entrepreneurship 6 Paczesny 140 Judge s Room Schedule for Day ALL Activities Start Promptly. Networking Breakfast and Lunch are provided at no cost in the West Herr Atrium & Swan 123/124. WE WILL MOVE THE SCHEDULE ALONG IF WE ARE READY TO MOVE ONTO THE NEXT ACTIVITY! Time Activity Room Assignments 7:00 a.m. to 7:50 a.m. Registration & Networking Breakfast West Herr Atrium 7:50 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Move to Swan Theater Swan Theater 8:00 a.m. to 8:20 a.m. Welcome Swan Theater 8:20 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Move to Session Rooms See Room Assignments 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Session Competitions See Room Assignments 10:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Judge s Tabulations Conducted in Assigned Rooms See Room Assignments 10:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. BREAK 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. Networking Lunch: Cleantech; Information Technology & Swan 123/124 Software 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Networking Lunch: Social Entrepreneurship; Products; West Herr Atrium and Services 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ANNOUNCED: Winners & Top Teams to Compete for Swan Theater Best All-Around Pitch and RUN Best All-Around Pitch 1:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. Judge s Deliberation (Teams excused from Swan Theater) Swan Theater 1:50 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Announce Best All-Round Pitch & Closing Remarks Swan Theater 4

Statewide Competition Ten (10) WNY Teams Selected to Compete Track Name Maximum # of Teams Selected (not guaranteed) Information Technology/Software: 2 Social Entrepreneurship: 4 Energy Sustainability: 1 Products: 2 Services: 8 Room Assignments Pitches will be pitched in alphabetical order by team name (EXCLUDING The & #s) Paczesny Triple Room: 216-217-218 Product (1) & Service (4) Bitcrusher (P) CTC (S) FineR (S) Money Saving Mode (S) Textbookfinder (S) Paczesny Room 206 Product (1), Service (4), & Engergy/Sus. (1) Enertea (P) GEARS Electronic Recycling (E/S) ALTWORX (S) Galvin (S) Lake Effect Mobile Detailing (S) MyPie (S) Swan Theater Information Technolgoy (2) & Social Entrepreneurship/Non-Profit (4) Grow (IT) Nextnest (IT) Idea Stage (SE/NP) Kubed Root (SE/NP) Med-Fund Match (SE/NP) Sage Entrepreneurship (SE/NP) Paczesny 140 Judge s Room 5

WNY Student 2 Biz Challenge Competitor Information 1. Registration begins at 7:00 a.m. and runs to 7:50 a.m. 2. Arrive no later than 7:30 a.m. Take advantage of this opportunity to network. 3. All activities on the agenda will be started promptly so please follow the agenda carefully. See web site: http://www.wnycollegeconnection.com/student-2-biz-home 4. Directions to the Hilbert College and parking information can be found on the web site: http://www.wnycollegeconnection.com/student-2-biz-home. We are in buildings 8 & 10 and parking is in G or H. 5. A networking breakfast and networking lunch are provided to all team members, faculty advisors, judges, volunteers, and steering committee members. Please email Pam Lalley at pclalley@bryantstratton.edu with any food allergies. There will be gluten free and vegetarian options. See agenda for more information. 6. RULES for your Pitch: a. You will be called to present and provided one minute to prepare to begin. b. State rules require that ALL presentations must be in PowerPoint with no limitations on number of slides. c. You MUST bring your presentation on a thumb drive and load it on the provided computers. You will NOT be allowed to use your own computer for the PowerPoint presentation. d. If you are not present in the room when you are called. The next team will be given your spot. You will be called one last time after that team. If you are not present for the 2 nd call, you will be eliminated from the competition. e. You will be given 10 minutes to present your pitch and 5 minutes for questions and answers. You will be stopped abruptly at your time limit of 15 minutes. If you finish your presentation early, you will still be allotted the full 15 minutes. f. You are expected to be in the competition room until the last presentation is given. Distractions will not be tolerated. g. Once the competition begins, you are prohibited from talking to the judges about the competition itself. However, there will be opportunities to network with judges during meals. 7. SUGGESTIONS for your Pitch: a. You must use PowerPoint. There are NO limits on the number of slides you use. b. Be prepared for the worse! Have at least 4 hard copies of your presentation. c. While you are not prohibited from using videos, know that there is an increased likelihood of technical complications with videos. d. Avoid reading or using cue cards and bring your passion!!!! 8. We will be hosting a Social Entrepreneurship/Not-for-Profit seminar on Social Enterprise 101 while the other categories are finishing their presentations. This will be hosted immediately following the Social Entrepreneurship/Not-for-Profit category in the same room as the presentations. 9. There will be volunteers throughout the course of the event. If you need anything, please ask a volunteer. 10. In the event of any disputes or issues, decisions will be made by members of the WNY Student 2 Biz Challenge Steering Committee. All decisions made by the WNY Student 2 Biz Steering Committee will be final. 6

Thank you to our lead sponsor!!! Lead Sponsor Thank you to our steering committee!!! Martin Casstevens Dan Shanahan Steve Harvey Ji-Hee Kim Michael Lillis Susan McNamara Tom Murdock Alex Pelc Pam Lalley Thank you Hilbert College for Hosting the 6 th Annual WNY Student to Biz Challenge!!!! 7

Track Awards Sheet **Please turn completed sheet into Steven Harvey (MC) Please print clearly. Thank you! Track: Top 2 Teams Announced for Each Category 1. First Place 2. Second Place 8