Final Presentations
General Guidelines
Semi Finals
March 3rd, 15:00, IE Tower, Floor 24
Finals
March 3rd, 17:00, IE Tower, Floor 24
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Pitch presentation and final presentation (if advancing) must be submitted by 13:00 on March 3rd to the Coordinator of the TVB.
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All team members must be present, but one or more can present.
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Each team presents a 90-second pitch. Jury deliberates for 30 minutes
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Internal jury formed by IE faculty and mentors.
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Technical Work (20%): Assess the technical quality of the project's implementation, including the use of technology, feasibility, and alignment with the technical objectives of the program.
Strength of the Business Model (20%): The implementation of the solution is likely to be desirable and affordable for customers, and the team has a plan for financial sustainability. A clear business model is presented.
Potential for Growth and Scaling (20%): The solution can be scaled to other regions and/or markets/sectors. The ability to develop and refine their project throughout the six days of the bootcamp is recognized, highlighting their adaptability, problem-solving skills, and perseverance.
Potential for Impact (20%): The implementation of the proposed solution/project has the potential to impact the specific sector/industry and our community in a responsible and positive way, adding significant value.
Quality of the Presentation (20%): The project is presented clearly, relevant aspects are covered, and questions from the judges are well answered. The team members demonstrate a good understanding of the project.
Each criteria has the same weight (20%)
Each criteria have a maximum of 5 points (0-5)
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Pitch presentation and final presentation (if advancing) must be submitted by 13:00 on March 3rd to the Coordinator of the TVB.
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All presentations will be delivered in person. Presentations may be delivered by one or more team members. However, ALL team members will attend in person.
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Each finalist team presents a 5-minute presentation, followed by a 5-minute Q&A.
Jury deliberates for 30 minutes.
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External jury formed by industry and academic experts.
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Technical Work (20%): Assess the technical quality of the project's implementation, including the use of technology, feasibility, and alignment with the technical objectives of the program.
Strength of the Business Model (20%): The implementation of the solution is likely to be desirable and affordable for customers, and the team has a plan for financial sustainability. A clear business model is presented.
Potential for Growth and Scaling (20%): The solution can be scaled to other regions and/or markets/sectors. The ability to develop and refine their project throughout the six days of the bootcamp is recognized, highlighting their adaptability, problem-solving skills, and perseverance.
Potential for Impact (20%): The implementation of the proposed solution/project has the potential to impact the specific sector/industry and our community in a responsible and positive way, adding significant value.
Quality of the Presentation (20%): The project is presented clearly, relevant aspects are covered, and questions from the judges are well answered. The team members demonstrate a good understanding of the project.
Each criteria has the same weight (20%)
Each criteria have a maximum of 5 points (0-5)
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Cash Prizes:
1st Place: €250
2nd Place: €200
3rd Place: €150
Additional Rewards:
Exclusive access to events and networking opportunities.
Recognition on IE University’s official channels.
Certificates: Digital certificate for all participants who attended at least 80% of the program.