eSeed Challenge

The eSeed Challenge is part of ASU’s Innovation Challenge program, a series of competitions that are defined and led by the University’s colleges and schools. The ASU Innovation Challenges engage students in the New American University design aspiration of valuing entrepreneurship and providing entrepreneurial experiences to all ASU students. The Fulton Schools of Engineering eSeed Challenge enables students to win up to $6,000 in seed funding and an all-expenses paid innovation field trip to advance their entrepreneurial ventures. The eSeed Challenge is open to all ASU students who aim to prove or disprove that there is valid demand for a prototyped solution (product or service) beyond an initial beneficiary or customer. Organized by the Startup Center within the Fulton Schools of Engineering, this bi-annual competition aims to strategically develop early-stage student ventures that may be well suited to compete for and win other ASU, local, national, and global entrepreneurship competitions. The eSeed Challenge also helps all supported ventures to develop repeatable and scalable business models, regardless of follow-on funding or support opportunities.

eSeed Challenge, established in 1885 and headquartered in United States, North America., specializes in Seed investments across Business Development, Water Purification, Software, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Food and Beverage, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Health Care, Medical Device, Therapeutics. Their recent investments include 33 Buckets, Ai Mate, Alquantal, AmbulAid, Botworks. Among their most notable exits are 33 Buckets and Ai Mate. Explore their portfolio in detail, see who is connected to them, and find their contact information on our platform.