When:
October 20, 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Where:
Children’s Creativity Museum
221 4th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103 (Map)
Cost:
$30
For questions about the pitch event, please email: [email protected].
Join us for the first annual Biomimicry Global Design Challenge Pitch Event and Technology Showcase!
This event will feature a panel of VIP judges for a fun, festive, biomimicry-themed pitch session, starring seven teams from the Biomimicry Global Design Challenge Accelerator.
Don’t miss seeing nature-inspired innovation in action, as the teams showcase their food system design solutions. Enjoy heavy appetizers, a cash bar, and opportunities to meet and mingle with the Accelerator entrepreneurs.
VIP Judges
Janine Benyus
Co-founder, Biomimicry Institute
Zem Joaquin
Editor-At-Large, Huffington Post
Will Rosenzweig
Dean and Executive Director, The Food Business School
Moderator
Dawn Danby
Sr. Sustainable Design Program Manager, Autodesk
The Biomimicry Accelerator
Keystone Sponsor
Event Partners + Sponsors
Join us for more biomimicry events at Bioneers
This pitch events kicks off a week of biomimicry events at the National Bioneers Conference, October 21-23 in San Rafael, CA. Don’t miss seeing one of the Biomimicry Global Design Challenge Accelerator teams win the $100,000 2016 Ray C. Anderson Foundation “Ray of Hope” Prize on Saturday, October 22. Plus, join us for a keynote from Janine Benyus, biomimicry panels and workshops, and nature walks with the Coastal Redwood Biomimicry Network.
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