Stacy Chin spends a day at Harvard's Climate Symposium, moving between talks, networking sessions, and meetings with climate-tech founders. She learns about non-dilutive funding options like SBIR/STTR grants and sees a patent demo from someone she meets.
Today I'm heading to the Harvard Climate Symposium. Here I am in my Uber on the way to Cambridge, Massachusetts. When I went into campus, it was a bit windy, but the building was absolutely beautiful. I was really excited to take a look at all the nice events, but before I did so, I went to register myself and then took a look at all the events happening today. I went to several talks, and then it was just a whole day of networking, networking, networking. And here's also someone who showed me his patent. Then I took a coffee break and sat aside and answered several emails. Before I went to the Innovation Lab at Harvard, where we engaged with a bunch of climate founders and we spoke all things about non-diluted capital and SBIR and STTR funding. Overall, it was a jam-packed, great day. Thanks for joining me.
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