http://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Get the lastest videos from Syracuse University.en-ushttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=K2YfE4qT5EOzfz0xGf0NGgVincent Porpiglia presents the Shark Tank with the business idea for Dream Water, a natural water-based sleep aid. For 51% stake in his company he gains 400k in capital.]]>Whitman School of Management10/20/2009 5:07:03 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=Jgz7KJKkeU-84pJb_fd61gLearn about the many ways the Michael J. Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship at the Whitman School of Management helps make dreams of small venture creation a reality—connecting Whitman's expertise in business creation to the campus, the community, and the greater world.]]>Whitman School of Management10/8/2009 11:58:39 AMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=IQGmnmJ3J0i0iNIHrMX7qwWatch Lasso team members Lindsay Chin, Jon Smolin, Adam Pope, Justin Cooper, and Allen Xia outline and defend their business plan for Lasso.com to a panel of judges in Whitman's 2009 Capstone Business Plan Competition. Lasso is an online coupon site that will use viral marketing and a Facebook application to help businesses attract customers and help consumers save money. The team earned third place in the competition for their efforts. Their capstone instructor was Neil Tarallo, assistant professor of entrepreneurship. ]]>Whitman School of Management4/30/2009 6:58:55 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=Xm_1MLtaNUyfUPPYoUoVAQTheatricks Consulting, a finalist team in Whitman's 2009 Capstone Business Plan Competition, presents its plan for a consulting firm, Theatricks, that would save struggling historic theatres by working with theatre staff on marketing, operations and finance issues, replacing outdated business models with sustainable business strategies. ]]>Whitman School of Management4/30/2009 6:33:43 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=-iKAz-3jXUaY3vmjfg1LAQThe team RECEIVE presents its plan to the judging panel in the final round of the 2009 Whitman Capstone Business Plan Competition. RECEIVE will be a non-profit organization offering a 5-year entrepreneurship training and mentoring program to prisons in New York State, focused on changing the mindset, hearts, and lifestyles of inmates in efforts to reduce recidivism rates and help these individuals contribute to the economic engine of their communities when released.]]>Whitman School of Management4/30/2009 6:31:19 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=vlXxVZhp0UyH9gFe4KAAgwWatch the team HeadCase Helmets present their award-winning business plan to a tough panel of judges in Whitman's 2009 Capstone Business Plan Competition. The team earned tirst-place for their plan for the online retailer HeadCase Helmets, which will offer custom-made ski/snowboarding helmets that feature a patented Wireless Impact Guardian as well as bluetooth, iPod, Mp3, and walkie-talkie connectivity. Team members are Michael Loiacono, Neel Patel, Ryan Maybee, Alana Tendler, and Kristine Mallon. Alex McKelvie, assistant professor of entrepreneurship, was their capstone professor. ]]>Whitman School of Management4/30/2009 5:47:35 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=G9FqrkfGfka8W9TwpogYjgSwaggerDap, which captured second place in Whitman's 2009 Capstone Business Plan Competition, presents its business concept to a judging panel of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. SwaggerDap offers a retail platform for independent clothing designers and struggling fashion brands, taking over the warehousing, e-tail, and shipping functions for clients. Team members are Jemar Souza, John Dwyer, Alex Chung, Lindsay Sigmund, and Courtney Smith. Their capstone course instructor was Neil Tarallo, assistant professor of entrepreneurship. ]]>Whitman School of Management4/30/2009 5:44:15 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=hl-Nln63IkWtklXL6H5FkAThe team "Tree Spoon" presents their business plan before a panel of judges from the Syracuse entrepreneurial community as part of the Whitman School of Management's 2009 Panasci Business Plan Competition. The team earned the "Perseverance Award" for their strong finish. Their business concept is to provide fresh, healthy meals to American households too busy to take the time for the shopping and prep work that goes into making a nutritious meal or who aren't confident in their own abilities to cook ethnic dishes from around the world.

One hundred student teams applied to the 2009 Panasci Business Plan Competition. Of 32 finalists, 12 teams were then selected to compete in the semi-finals, and on April 18 the top four teams competed for $40,000 in seed funding. ]]>Whitman School of Management4/21/2009 2:48:27 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=di9Nn4yXIkmmdDMr7h_OvQThe team "Let-us Fish Eco Farm" presents their business plan before a panel of judges from the Syracuse entrepreneurial community as part of the Whitman School of Management's 2009 Panasci Business Plan Competition. The team earned the "Passion Award" for their strong finish. Their concept is to develop a greenhouse-based farm business offering, at first, organically grown lettuce and tilapia to regional grocers, with the potential to offer other hydroponically grown produce and all-natural meat products in the future.]]>Whitman School of Management4/21/2009 2:42:32 PMhttp://whitman.syr.edu/eee/video/Video.aspx?vid=iPMKn2F4l0KrMq5z55xmegThe team "Food2Joules" presents their business plan before a panel of judges from the Syracuse entrepreneurial community as part of the Whitman School of Management's 2009 Panasci Business Plan Competition. The team earned third place and $5,000 in seed money for their business concept, which proposes a cost effective method for eliminating the 520 tons of food waste that supermarkets contribute to landfills annually. Food would be sent to food banks, to farms for livestock consumption, and to anaerobic digesters, which would convert waste to methane and fertilizer. Team members are Amina Isakovic ’09 BS, Preeth Muthusamy ’09 BS, Lindsay Perez ’09 BS (ESF), Joon Choi ’09 BS, Alanna Simpson ’09 BS, and Cheng-Mou Wu ’09 BS. ]]>Whitman School of Management4/21/2009 12:16:45 PM