This October HEC Paris and Tezos will collaborate for the first time to host a WEB 3.0 HACKATHON.
During a full weekend, HEC will put together teams of students from Top Tier Tech and Business universities in Europe, blockchain enthusiasts, and professionals of the WEB 3.0 industry to work on building life-changing innovations that will push WEB 3.0 boundaries as we redefine the future together.
If you are interested in Web 3.0, NFT, or DeFi, this is a great opportunity to bring your idea to life and get the chance to win up to €5,500, in 10 different prize levels!
The event will offer plenty of opportunities to network with market enthusiasts, attend impactful workshops, and be mentored by specialists that can give you game-changer insights! There could even be opportunities to receive funding and bring your project to life.
Seats are limited, so please subscribe now by clicking here to guarantee your place in this life-changing experience.
When?
Friday, October 7 – Sunday, October 9, 2022
Where?
HEC Paris campus, Jouy-en-Josas
Subscription Fee
The event is FREE and food will be provided for all participants during the weekend. You will be asked to give a deposit of 40 euros to reserve your spot, which will be fully refunded at the event.
Do I need to have a project or an idea to participate?
Absolutely not! The event is open for everyone. You can team up with other projects and collaborate with the construction of new business ideas!
Mentors and specialists
Nomadic Labs, 5 developers
Marigold 1-2 developers, specialized in Ligo JS
Edukera, 1 developer specializing in Archetype
HEC Paris, 1 finance expert, executive trainer
HP, HEC Paris Alumni, DeFi expert, founding a project on Tezos
All the information about the event can be found here.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
Disclaimer
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