Aaron Patzer, Founder of Mint.com will be presenting a talk at the Founder Institute special information evening happening this Friday. Aaron conceptualized Mint.com in March 2006 and it was acquired by Intuit 3 years later for $170 million. In short, it’s really an idea into $170 million in just a few years.
The Founder Institute is a four month training and apprenticeship program to help launch 1,000 meaningful and enduring technology companies per year. The Institute operates in 13 cities worldwide and has over 300 top startup CEOs as Mentors. You will get to learn more about the institute during the session and meet mentors, graduates and other applicants who are interested in the program.
Details
When: Friday, September 24, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Where: Microsoft Singapore, #22-01 One Marina Boulevard
Fee: None
Register Now! as there are only 60 spots available for this event.
Applications are being accepted for the Fall 2010 Singapore semester of the Founder Institute. (Your application will give you an opportunity to attend a special social session taking place after the public event.) The semester will begin October 12, and applications are due October 5th.
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