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The '''Venture Capital Investment Competition''', or '''VCIC''', is an entrepreneurial education program developed and coordinated by the University of North Carolina's [[Kenan-Flagler Business School]]. |
The '''Venture Capital Investment Competition''', or '''VCIC''', is an entrepreneurial education program developed and coordinated by the University of North Carolina's [[Kenan-Flagler Business School]]. |
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The Venture Capital Investment Competition, or VCIC, is an entrepreneurial education program developed and coordinated by the University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler Business School.
History
VCIC began in the middle of the dot-com bubble in 1998 in response to the number of business plan competitions popping up at most business schools. VCIC has grown into a virtual venture job fair and marketplace. The program culminates every April in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, with the International Finals, where the winning teams take home $10,000 in prize money.
Events in 2009
In 2009 the program included eight regional and 35 single-school events in North America, Europe and Asia. Fifty top business schools from around the world participated in the competition.
Events took place at the following dates and locations:
- Mountain VCIC Region at University of Colorado February 13
- Silicon Valley VCIC Region at Santa Clara University February 13
- Southeast VCIC Region at Darden School February 20
- Mid-Atlantic at Wharton School February 20
- European VCIC Region at London Business School February 27
- Northeast VCIC Region at New York University March 6
- Southwest VCIC Region at University of Southern California March 6
- New England VCIC Region at MIT March 13
- International VCIC Finals at University of North Carolina April 16-18