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JumpStart NYC will help participants examine their skills in a start-up environment. JumpStartNYC will also hold regular opportunities for network expansion, and we will focus on effective networking. JumpStart NYC is sponsored by the NYC Economic Development Corporation and SUNY Levin Institute. At this time, there is no cost to participants.

JumpStart NYC consists of:

  • A five day intensive boot camp at SUNY Levin to re-orient talent in order to succeed in small company environments. Participants will learn through presentations, simulations, and dialog about the entrepreneurial economy in New York and the expectations of venture-financed firms. Students will assess personal working style, strengths, and weaknesses, aiming to deliver value in a new context.
  • 10-12 week action-learning project in a firm, including digital media, financial and other services, IT, and new sectors like green finance. In some cases these projects could turn into continuing assignments - full or part time. Participating firms have included: Idleaire, Department of City Administrative Services (DCAS), Windowfarms, CreativeWorx Technology, New York Hedge Fund Roundtable, Literary Assistance Center, MediaGlobal, MediaMerx, Media Morph, Speaklike Translation, Cluster Seven, and many others.
  • Bi-weekly updates and networking events with peers and NY business people. SUNY Levin will hold regular meetings, and involve the participants in Levin networking opportunities. All SUNY Levin educational programs involve guided networking as a crucial element, and our graduates testify that this is a prime advantage of their SUNY Levin experience. SUNY Levin students are taught how to effectively network in New York, and to use this to advance their careers. SUNY Levin’s strategy involves institutional partnerships to broaden participants’ networks. One month before the program’s conclusion, a day-long session will target “How I deliver value,” to maximize their chance of success of landing a position.

Curriculum topics for the boot camp: (Click here to view a sample curriculum)

– Identify and articulate personal value propositions

– Innovation and transformation of NYC industries: patterns and opportunities

– The world of the Venture Capitalist: financing and growing small businesses in NYC

– Getting it done: bridging the knowing/doing gap during times of uncertainty and disruption

 

Please contact JumpStart NYC for more information.




   

 

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Our next JumpStart NYC program will be taking place July 15 to 19, 2013.


Click to register for our upcoming Information Session from 6-8pm on June 6, 2013

Part 1 and Part 2 must be submitted together and are due on June 17, 2013 by 5:00 pm EDT.


Part 1: Open the “Word Document” below
- Review the instructions and complete the document
- Paste your resume at the bottom of the document
- Save the “Word Document” to your local drive
Word Document (Click Here)


Part 2: Complete the application process:
Apply Here
Note:You will need to attach Part 1 “Word Document” saved to your local drive prior to submitting your application.

- Hit “Submit Form” to Complete your Application


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