TYE Global Business Plan Competition To Be Held In June 2013

SANTA CLARA, Calif. - April 30, 2013 - PRLog -- The TYE (TiE Young Entrepreneurs) 2013 Global Business Plan Competition will be hosted at George Mason University on Saturday, June 15th and Sunday, June 16th.

The TYE 2013 Global Business Plan Competition, sponsored by Sanjay Govil and Infinite Computer Solutions, will feature 16 teams comprised of the brightest high school minds around the world. Each team will represent their local TiE Chapter, and will get a chance to pitch their business plan idea to a panel of judges in an attempt to be the TYE Global winner.

Participating Chapters include: Washington DC, Seattle, Ohio, Atlanta, Detroit, Ahmedabad, UP, Chennai, UK, Dallas, UK North, Vancouver, Delhi, Boston, Hubli, and Austin.

Chapters unable to travel to Washington DC will make their presentations virtually via Learn It Live on Saturday, June 15th, and live presentations will be made on Sunday, June 16.

A banquet will be held on Sunday evening at The Mason Inn, which will feature the awards ceremony with keynote speakers, followed by dinner.

The TiE Young Entrepreneur (TYE) Program is a one-of-a-kind entrepreneur program focused on empowering teenagers with leadership skills and business basics. The powerful curriculum delivers the essentials of business management in a simple manner by lecturers who are business leaders themselves. “Infinite and I are proud to be part of this education process and we look forward to supporting the community in the development of its most valuable resource, the future entrepreneurs of tomorrow,” noted Grand Sponsor Sanjay Govil, Founder and Chairman of Infinite Computer Solutions.

The TyE Global Business Plan Competition is powered by Grand Sponsor Sanjay Govil and Infinite Computer Solutions, Host Sponsor George Mason University School of Management, C2 Technologies, Inc., and Learn it Live.  The TYE Global Business Plan Committee members include TiE CEO PK Agarwal, Global TiE Trustee Dolly Oberoi, Sheena Gill, Vanita Shasthri, Geetha Ramamurthy, Erik Johnson, Dr. Satyam Priyadarshy, and GMU Professor Mahesh Joshi.