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Josh Kopelman, Michael Nutter and Ellen Weber to judge Switch Philly 3 during PTW

Switch Philly 3 Where: The Levitt Auditorium, Gershman Hall, 401 South Broad Street, Center City When: April 25, 6 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. Buy Tickets First Round Capital Managing Partner Josh Kopelman, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Robin Hood Ventures Executive Director Ellen Weber will judge Switch Philly 3 during Philly Tech Week‘s Entrepreneurial Track (presented by our friends at Morgan […]

Switch Philly 3

Where: The Levitt Auditorium, Gershman Hall, 401 South Broad Street, Center City

When: April 25, 6 p.m. – 7:15 p.m.

First Round Capital Managing Partner Josh Kopelman, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Robin Hood Ventures Executive Director Ellen Weber will judge Switch Philly 3 during Philly Tech Week‘s Entrepreneurial Track (presented by our friends at Morgan Lewis).

Yes, five locally-based entrepreneurs will be critiqued on stage by Kopelman, Nutter and Weber.

Get your early-bird tickets for only $5 here. Starting on April 1, tickets will jump to $10.

The tech demo event will feature five local startups all competing for a chance to win a prize pack that includes space at local incubators like Novotorium, meetings with investors around the city and pro-bono legal services. The goal is to “Switch” a local startup into the city’s next great startup success story.

If you’d like your company to be considered, please fill out our form.

Winners will be decided by a mix of judge feedback and voting from the audience using Yorn, a local mobile feedback startup. One of the five slots is reserved for the Startup Weekend winner and another from Mobile Monday’s demo event, both are taking place a few days before Switch.

After the jump see the complete list of prizes and judges.

JUDGES:

  • Josh Kopelman
  • Michael Nutter
  • Ellen Weber

PRIZE PACK:

If your group is interested in offering a prize to the Switch winner, let us know.

 

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