The Idea to Product® Global Competition

Creating new technology opportunities
Developing technology entrepreneurs
Starting new "ventures."

The I2P® Global Competition is an early-stage technology commercialization plan competition hosted by the Murchison Chair of Free Enterprise at The University of Texas at Austin.  At I2P® Global, invited universities from Asia, Europe, North and Latin America compete for $25,000 in prizes and a chance to enter the Global MOOTCORP® competition.  Participants benefit from valuable feedback from the entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, engineers, and intellectual property attorneys on the judging panels.  Competition entries should be unique and innovative, be feasible to implement, and address an identified market need, and they must have an underlying technology component.

Press release of the 2008 I2P® Global event is here.


“The Idea to Product Competition has been a great opportunity to showcase [my teammate’s invention].  It’s also helped us to learn from the judges’ experience and their advice…It’s been a great learning opportunity, very exciting.”--Tim Shippy, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2003 I2P® Global Competitor

News Events

Nov 3, 2007
Results of the 2007 Idea to Product® competition <more>

Oct 30, 2007
Students test entrepreneurship, commercialization skills at global technology competition <more>

Oct 5, 2007
Press Release. 2007 Idea to Product® Global Competition <more> Global Competition <more>

Nov 11, 2006
Imperial College takes top honors at the Idea to Product® Global Competition <more>

Feb 2, 2006
I2P® National EPICS and Social Entreneurship Competition to be hosted
by San Jose State University <more>

Nov 7, 2005
System for Early Cancer Detection Wins Top Prize at I2P® Global Competition <more>
NEW: 2005 I2P®GlobalPhotos

 

Oct 31 - Nov 1, 2008
Sixth Annual I2P® Global Competition <more>

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Hosts Partners and Sponsors

Chair of Free EnterpriseTechnology Entrepreneurship Society

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Selig Fund in Entrepreneurial Studies

Roden Center of Entrepreneurship

Kelleher Chair