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* You do not need to be a MIT graduate to be a member

The MIT Enterprise Forum of Texas is an all volunteer organization* and is one of 24 Worldwide Chapters associated with Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Our charter is to: Promote NEW Technology * 6 Flagship Programs/yr 2) Facilitate Entrepreneurship

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* You do not need to be a MIT graduate to be a member

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  1. The MIT Enterprise Forum of Texas is an all volunteer organization* and is one of 24 Worldwide Chapters associated with Massachusetts Institute of Technology. • Our charter is to: • Promote NEW Technology • * 6 Flagship Programs/yr • 2) Facilitate Entrepreneurship • * 6 New Ventures Clinic/yr • * 3 Social Networking Events/yr * You do not need to be a MIT graduate to be a member

  2. Joint MIT Enterprise Forum/ HTC Flagship Program September 22, 2010 at HTC (5:15PM) Accelerating Breakthrough Technologies in Energy and Medicine at the University of Houston UH energy UH health Dr. Kathryn Peek, Assistant Vice President for University Health Initiatives, and T.J. Wainerdi, Special Assistant to the Provost for UH Energy, will discuss exciting new technical developments at the University of Houston in the fields of Medicine and Energy. They will also discuss how companies can work with the University of Houston to develop and commercialize new technologies. Lane Sloan, the former President of Shell Chemical, will be the moderator.

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