Sam A. Mawn-Mahlau Judges Hult Prize Mock Pitch

 
 

August 08, 2013 - Boston, MA
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On August 9, 2013, Sam A. Mawn-Mahlau served on a panel and judged mock pitches from six start-ups competing for The Hult Prize, a start-up accelerator for social entrepreneurship. In partnership with the Clinton Global Initiative, this event was hosted by TiE-Boston to help prepare the students for a competition next month, when they will pitch their ideas to President Bill Clinton at the annual Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting in New York. The winning student team and their new start-up will receive $1 million to launch their new social enterprise. This year’s challenge – the Global Food Crisis – was personally selected by President Clinton, and the six competing teams will present ideas such as growing, processing, and selling edible insects; solving food insecurity with new approaches to growing nutritious produce; and disrupting distribution systems and transforming supply chains.

For more information about the event, click here.

Mr. Mawn-Mahlau has been an active partner of TiE-Boston for several years and was honored last year by the organization as an “Outstanding Partner.” His legal practice includes representing and advising businesses in the technology, finance, and life sciences areas both domestically and internationally. His clients are focused on rapid growth through highly incentivized and educated workforces and focused business plans. Mr. Mawn-Mahlau also serves as the Co-Chair of the International Law Section of the Boston Bar Association.

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In partnership with the Clinton Global Initiative, this event was hosted by TiE-Boston to help prepare the students for a competition next month, when they will pitch their ideas to President Bill Clinton at the annual Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting in New York.