Hinman CEOs

Introduction

Hinman CEOs students can apply for funding, available in increments of $500 to $5,000, by writing a business plan. A committee comprised of Hinman alumni and Mtech senior staff will evaluate each proposal. Applicants may be asked to present their ideas to the committee. Funding recipients will be selected based upon each business plan’s value proposition, as well as its probability of success within a reasonable timeframe.

The committee will provide feedback to all student teams regardless of the decision. Students may apply again.

Mtech staff will mentor each winning company and oversee the use of funding. Hinman alumni may assist companies and provide professional networks.

Approved funding uses include, but are not limited to, expenses relating to legal work for company formation, patents, licensing, contracts, and other legal needs, as well as marketing costs for research or advertising the proposed product or service.

Giving to the Fund

To give to the Hinman CEOs Alumni Fund, please read the instructions below, then click here.

Hinman alumni At “Select Fund” choose “Hinman CEOs” (located near the bottom of the drop down box with other special programs).

On the next line, “specify other", write “Hinman CEOs Alumni Fund (21-21661)”. That way, your funds are clearly designated for the specific account for the Alumni Fund and they can start going to work to help Hinman students immediately.

Hinman alumniIf your company matches donations, your gift dollars can double so be sure to add whether you and/or our spouse can match funds through your company. Please send your matching gift form to: Gift Acceptance and Receipting, 3126 Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742-1531

If you prefer writing a check, please print out and send this form with your check marked “for the Hinman CEOs Alumni Fund (21-21661)”.

All gifts to the Hinman CEOs Alumni Fund are 100% tax deductible.

 

 

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