Venture NY is New York’s premier event for the innovation community across New York. The event will feature:
High-growth startup pitches and investor networking
Panels on early stage investing and funding for companies
Syracuse Innovation Tour featuring TCG Player, lunch at the Salt City Market, the Tech Garden, and more
Grand prize NYBPC finals with $50,000 in cash prizes awarded
Keynote conversation with Seth Levine from the Foundry Group, and Elizabeth MacBride about their book, “The New Builders”, presented by Grasshopper Bank
Showcase your services supporting investors, startups and innovation in NY
Agenda
8:30AM
Roundtable Participants Welcome & Exhibitors Set Up
Invitation-only
9:00AM
Invite-Only CEO Roundtable with Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride.
Elizabeth MacBride
Co-author of The New Builders: Face to Face with the True Future of Business, Entrepreneur and Award-winning journalist
Elizabeth MacBride is an entrepreneur and award-winning journalist with expertise in finance, technology and small business. She is the founder of Times of Entrepreneurship, and author, with venture capitalist Seth Levine, of The New Builders. The untold story of today’s entrepreneurs, The New Builders has been called the book “that will change everything you know about growing a business today.”
Elizabeth has talked her way into Gaza for a story, reported on business in refugee camps and written stories about entrepreneurs everywhere from Northern Idaho to Helena, Arkansas, to Cambodia. Times of Entrepreneurship is a weekly web publication covering entrepreneurs beyond Silicon Valley, launched in Feb. 2020, with support from the Kauffman Foundation.
She has written and/or edited for Quartz, Forbes Magazine, Atlantic.com, Stanford GSB, CNBC, HBR.com, BBC Capital, Advertising Age, Newsweek and many others. Her stories have been viewed by millions of people worldwide and translated into languages including Arabic, Turkish and Armenian.
Elizabeth is the single mother of two daughters and a seventh-generation Washingtonian.
Co-author of The New Builders: Face to Face with the True Future of Business, Co-founder and Managing Partner at the Foundry Group
A long-time venture capitalist Seth Levine works with venture funds and companies around the globe. His day job is a partner at the Foundry Group, a Boulder, CO-based venture capital firm he co-founded in 2006, which, at the end of 2020, had nearly $3 billion in assets under management. Easily distracted and a passionate advocate for entrepreneurship, Seth also spends time as an advisor to venture funds and companies around the world.
The intersection of community and business has always been a driving force for Seth. He co-founded Pledge 1%, a global network of companies which have pledged equity, time, and product back to their local communities. He is on the board of StartupColorado, which promotes entrepreneurship in areas of Colorado outside of the front range. He is also a Trustee of Macalester College in St. Paul, MN, where he helped found their entrepreneurship program as well as a popular student hackathon (the “Macathon”). Seth also works with a number of funds and companies, especially in the Middle East and Africa, to help promote entrepreneurship and economic development.
A passionate cyclist, above-average skier, and general fan of all things outdoors, Seth and his wife live in Colorado with their three children.
Conversation: Venture Capital & Philanthropy with the Allyn Family
Current challenges and areas for growth, a discussion on innovative solutions and how the Foundation’s thinking about investing is evolving.
Meg O’Connell
Executive Director, Allyn Family Foundation
Margaret “Meg” O’Connell is Executive Director of the Allyn Family Foundation. She has served as Executive Director from 1994-1998, 2001-2012 and from 2013 to present. From 2012-2013 Meg served as Interim President of Onondaga Community College and from 1998-2000 Meg and her family lived in London, England.
With a long history of community leadership, Meg currently serves as Board Chair of the following: Early Childhood Alliance, Work Train, ABC Cayuga Play Space, Syracuse Urban Partnership, and as Treasurer of Blueprint 15. She also serves on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of CenterState CEO and is a member of the Mayor’s SURGE Executive Committee and the JPMorgan AdvancingCities Partner Council.
Meg has spearheaded the founding of a new nonprofit entity, the Syracuse Urban Partnership, that constructed the Salt City Market in downtown Syracuse.
In the past two decades, Meg has also served on numerous nonprofit Boards including Onondaga Community College, Syracuse 20/20, FOCL, Skaneateles Library Association, Wells College Board of Trustees and Planned Parenthood of Rochester/Syracuse. From 2014-2015 she served on the Board of Education for the Skaneateles Central School District.
Prior to joining the Allyn Foundation in 1994, Meg worked in development, marketing and outreach for a number of nonprofit organizations, including Planned Parenthood of Syracuse and the Shelter for Help in Emergency, a battered women’s shelter in Charlottesville, Virginia. She and her husband also taught at the American School in Switzerland.
A graduate of Dartmouth College, Meg lives in Skaneateles with her husband, Eric Allyn. They have three wonderful daughters.
Eric Allyn
Treasurer, Allyn Family Foundation
Eric Allyn is Treasurer and former Chairman of the Board of Directors of Welch Allyn, Inc, a company owned by the Allyn Family for 100 years. In September of 2015, as a result of tremendous consolidation in health care, Welch Allyn sold to Hill-Rom, a larger public company. Since the sale, Eric has helped transition his family from an operating family to a financial family; this includes managing, advising, and overseeing investments held by family members outright, in Trust, and by The Allyn Family Foundation.
Outside of his work with his family, Eric also serves on the Board of Health Care Originals; serves as LP Advisor to Armory Square Ventures; and serves on the Investment Committee of a Private Trust Company in Florida (unrelated to the Allyn Family). In addition, Eric is Founder and Managing Partner of two private Investment Funds, which he has managed since 2011.
Eric is a past board member at GOJO (makers of Purell), Pharma Tech Industries, Eagle Dream Health, Hand-Held Products, The Gifford Foundation (Investment Committee Chairman), NYS Business Council, and Family Firm Institute (FFI). He also served on the Board of Directors Auburn Community Hospital (past-Chairman), the Hospital Trustees of New York State (Chairman), and Hospital Association of New York State (HANYS).
Eric is a frequent speaker nationally and internationally on the topics of family business governance, family enterprises, philanthropy, and investment management. Eric is a graduate of Dartmouth College, and earned his MBA from University of Virginia (Darden School). He lives in Skaneateles NY with his wife Meg O’Connell (Executive Director of the Allyn Foundation), and they have three wonderful adult daughters.
Somak Chattopadhyay
Managing Partner, Armory Square Ventures
Somak is a Founder and Managing Partner at Armory Square Ventures where he invests in software, mobile, and technology-enabled services companies across New York state and the greater northeast region. He is also a board member of the Upstate Venture Association of New York, as well as Clerio Vision, Vizbee, and ACV Auctions. Somak earned his BS from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MBA from the Columbia Business School.
Panel:Sources of Capital for Startups (all attendees welcome)
Participate in an open question-and-answer session to learn more about the ins and outs of different types of capital available for early-stage startups.
Adie Akuffo-Afful
Head of Venture Partners, Wefunder
Adolf Akuffo-Afful also known as “Addie” is an aspiring ecosystem builder here in Upstate NY. In his professional career he has worked in the venture capital space first starting at Partech Partners in their Senegalese subsidiary and now jumping into the equity crowdfunding space with Wefunder, an American based Equity Crowdfunding platform. He holds an Entrepreneur In Residence position at the Urban League of Rochester in partnership with Jumpstarts and KeyBank. As well as sits on the board for a few Upstate NY startups and businesses. On the more personal spectrum he has made it his mission to establish programs that benefit individuals who define themselves as a minority or women in business. The first being ROC The Room, which was established in late 2019 as a platform for local underrepresented creatives to pitch their ideas to a room full of their community members and get feedback, resources and of course bragging rights once they win, and is now on its 4th event. There are some exciting things brewing in the Upstate NY ecosystem and Addie wants to bring inclusivity to the forefront of those initiatives.
Amora Miller, a Houston transplant based in NYC, is a Venture Programs and Community Manager at Republic. Since graduating from Manhattanville College in 2016, she has built an operations-centered career, developing plug-and-play processes to accelerate business scalability. Outside of the office, Amora is an advocate for financial literacy, reproductive justice, and is slightly too obsessed with early 2000s pop culture.
Marcia Mitchell is a Director at NY Ventures (NYS Innovation Venture Capital Fund). NY Ventures supports and invests in diverse entrepreneurs and their high growth companies across the state to secure a healthy, sustainable and economically vibrant future for all New Yorkers.
Prior to NY Ventures, Marcia was a Senior Associate at ff Venture Capital, an early stage VC firm based in NYC. Before working in venture, Marcia spent several years working across several industries including financial services, technology consulting, marketing and fashion. Marcia holds a B.A. in Economics from Tufts University and an M.Sc. in Technology Commercialization and Entrepreneurship from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
In late college, Olivia started pursuing a career with the CIA. Three years of unpaid internships and a very expensive specialized master’s degree later, she received a formal offer. Only 2 months later to have that offer rescinded because of student loan debt. When one door closes another door opens.
Next, Olivia transitioned to a non-profit, where she worked on a unique program that helped startups from Russia & Eastern Europe connect with US industry experts by executing 10-day roadshows. This exposure to tech and the startup world eventually brought Olivia to India where she spent time working for a tech startup based in Bangalore overseeing their international product launch.
There, Olivia met her co-founders and founded RepHike, a b2b software for hiring & managing brand ambassadors. They made some pivots, launched 3 products, raised nearly $300K in funding, and ultimately led it through to its acquisition in 2019.
Following the acquisition, she spent a couple years working on projects using SMS for launching innovative consumer products. Currently she oversees programs at UVC & invest in B2B SaaS companies at StartFast Ventures.
Olivia is most interested in: future of work, dev products, and growth hacking.
Syracuse Innovation Tour + Lunch (invitation only) Walking tour of some of Syracuse’s innovation hot spots.
Chedy Hampson
Founder & CEO, TCGplayer
Chedy is the founder and CEO of TCGplayer, the leading online marketplace for the hobby collectibles world. For more than three decades, Chedy has been pioneering the disruption of the industry, building TCGplayer into a technology platform that today connects thousands of hobby and collectibles businesses with customers around the globe. Chedy credits TCGplayer’s rapid growth to its award-winning culture and commitment to its five core values. His leadership style embraces the Company’s ‘Community for All’ core value, and he has been instrumental in creating a pervasive culture of acceptance and open-mindedness across the organization.
Under Chedy’s leadership, TCGplayer has grown to more than 600 employees and been ranked amongst New York State’s 50 best employers and Fortune.com’s top 100 companies for women in the U.S. He is a proud Syracuse native.
Margaret “Meg” O’Connell is Executive Director of the Allyn Family Foundation. She has served as Executive Director from 1994-1998, 2001-2012 and from 2013 to present. From 2012-2013 Meg served as Interim President of Onondaga Community College and from 1998-2000 Meg and her family lived in London, England.
With a long history of community leadership, Meg currently serves as Board Chair of the following: Early Childhood Alliance, Work Train, ABC Cayuga Play Space, Syracuse Urban Partnership, and as Treasurer of Blueprint 15. She also serves on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of CenterState CEO and is a member of the Mayor’s SURGE Executive Committee and the JPMorgan AdvancingCities Partner Council.
Meg has spearheaded the founding of a new nonprofit entity, the Syracuse Urban Partnership, that constructed the Salt City Market in downtown Syracuse.
In the past two decades, Meg has also served on numerous nonprofit Boards including Onondaga Community College, Syracuse 20/20, FOCL, Skaneateles Library Association, Wells College Board of Trustees and Planned Parenthood of Rochester/Syracuse. From 2014-2015 she served on the Board of Education for the Skaneateles Central School District.
Prior to joining the Allyn Foundation in 1994, Meg worked in development, marketing and outreach for a number of nonprofit organizations, including Planned Parenthood of Syracuse and the Shelter for Help in Emergency, a battered women’s shelter in Charlottesville, Virginia. She and her husband also taught at the American School in Switzerland.
A graduate of Dartmouth College, Meg lives in Skaneateles with her husband, Eric Allyn. They have three wonderful daughters.
Eric Allyn
Treasurer, Allyn Family Foundation
Eric Allyn is Treasurer and former Chairman of the Board of Directors of Welch Allyn, Inc, a company owned by the Allyn Family for 100 years. In September of 2015, as a result of tremendous consolidation in health care, Welch Allyn sold to Hill-Rom, a larger public company. Since the sale, Eric has helped transition his family from an operating family to a financial family; this includes managing, advising, and overseeing investments held by family members outright, in Trust, and by The Allyn Family Foundation.
Outside of his work with his family, Eric also serves on the Board of Health Care Originals; serves as LP Advisor to Armory Square Ventures; and serves on the Investment Committee of a Private Trust Company in Florida (unrelated to the Allyn Family). In addition, Eric is Founder and Managing Partner of two private Investment Funds, which he has managed since 2011.
Eric is a past board member at GOJO (makers of Purell), Pharma Tech Industries, Eagle Dream Health, Hand-Held Products, The Gifford Foundation (Investment Committee Chairman), NYS Business Council, and Family Firm Institute (FFI). He also served on the Board of Directors Auburn Community Hospital (past-Chairman), the Hospital Trustees of New York State (Chairman), and Hospital Association of New York State (HANYS).
Eric is a frequent speaker nationally and internationally on the topics of family business governance, family enterprises, philanthropy, and investment management. Eric is a graduate of Dartmouth College, and earned his MBA from University of Virginia (Darden School). He lives in Skaneateles NY with his wife Meg O’Connell (Executive Director of the Allyn Foundation), and they have three wonderful adult daughters.
John Liddy
Principal, Liddy Enterprises, Inc.
John helps people start businesses and helps people grow businesses. He works directly with companies (new ventures and established firms) as well as consults with organizations (colleges, economic development and government) seeking to assist these populations. John has had multiple startups and has held corporate executive roles. He has more than 20 years of experience including significant P&L responsibility ($300M) as well as the creation and growth of new firms.
Specialties: Entrepreneurship, Coaching, Strategic Planning, Operational Efficiency, P & L Management, Financial Analysis, Organizational Development, Workflow Analysis, Multi Site Location Management, Employee Communication
VP of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, The Tech Garden
12:30PM
Lunch + Networking @ WCNY
2:00PM
The New York Business Plan Competition Grand Prize Finals The NYBPC Grand Prize Finals: the top 6 teams from our statewide entrepreneurship competition will compete for the Grand Prize.
Nicholas Querques
Director of New Ventures, SUNY Research Foundation
Nicholas Querques is Director of New Ventures at SUNY Research Foundation (RF). RF is the largest comprehensive university-connected research foundation in the country, administering over $1 billion in research expenditures annually throughout SUNY’s 64 campuses. Nick leads a growing portfolio of initiatives focused on promoting entrepreneurship and commercialization across the research enterprise, helping SUNY companies start strong and scale, and building partnerships with investors and development partners to get more SUNY technology into the market.
Jennifer is Managing Director of New York Ventures ( a division of Empire State Development) a $100 million investment fund allocated towards direct equity investments into promising Seed and Series A start-ups and their diverse founding teams across New York State. Prior to joining Empire State Development Jennifer spent 18 years with Cayuga Venture Fund where she invested in and supported entrepreneurs in technology-based start-ups. Jennifer has served on the boards of GiveGab, Pom, True Gault and Venuebook . She is also a member of the Board of Directors of Tompkins Financial Corporation and its affiliate bank, Tompkins Trust Company as well as serving the industry on the boards of the National Venture Capital Association and the Upstate Capital Association of New York. Previously she served on the board of Allworx, Inc., until its sale to Paetec Corporation.
Somak is a Founder and Managing Partner at Armory Square Ventures where he invests in software, mobile, and technology-enabled services companies across New York state and the greater northeast region. He is also a board member of the Upstate Venture Association of New York, as well as Clerio Vision, Vizbee, and ACV Auctions. Somak earned his BS from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MBA from the Columbia Business School.
3-minute pitches from over a dozen seed-stage startups raising $500k-$2M, primarily SaaS companies, from across New York. Pitches will be followed by networking with early stage investors.
Matthew Fisch
Alejandro Crawford
Duff Archie
Jay Schiff
Jake Cutler
Herbert Dwyer
Calandra Cruickshank
Sean De Clercq
PJ Bellomo
Yamillet Payano
Sam Eder
David Schropfer
Louis Bookoff
Christine Tate
Khadesha Okwudili
William Testa
4:30PM
Open Networking
5:00PM
Conversation with Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride Meet the authors of The New Builders: Face to Face with the True Future of Business, presented by Grasshopper Bank.
Moderated by Noa Simons and Jeremy Shure.
Seth Levine
Co-author of The New Builders: Face to Face with the True Future of Business.
A long-time venture capitalist Seth Levine works with venture funds and companies around the globe. His day job is a partner at the Foundry Group, a Boulder, CO-based venture capital firm he co-founded in 2006, which, at the end of 2020, had nearly $3 billion in assets under management. Easily distracted and a passionate advocate for entrepreneurship, Seth also spends time as an advisor to venture funds and companies around the world.
The intersection of community and business has always been a driving force for Seth. He co-founded Pledge 1%, a global network of companies which have pledged equity, time, and product back to their local communities. He is on the board of StartupColorado, which promotes entrepreneurship in areas of Colorado outside of the front range. He is also a Trustee of Macalester College in St. Paul, MN, where he helped found their entrepreneurship program as well as a popular student hackathon (the “Macathon”). Seth also works with a number of funds and companies, especially in the Middle East and Africa, to help promote entrepreneurship and economic development.
A passionate cyclist, above-average skier, and general fan of all things outdoors, Seth and his wife live in Colorado with their three children.
Co-author of The New Builders: Face to Face with the True Future of Business, Entrepreneur and Award-winning journalist
Elizabeth MacBride is an entrepreneur and award-winning journalist with expertise in finance, technology and small business. She is the founder of Times of Entrepreneurship, and author, with venture capitalist Seth Levine, of The New Builders. The untold story of today’s entrepreneurs, The New Builders has been called the book “that will change everything you know about growing a business today.”
Elizabeth has talked her way into Gaza for a story, reported on business in refugee camps and written stories about entrepreneurs everywhere from Northern Idaho to Helena, Arkansas, to Cambodia. Times of Entrepreneurship is a weekly web publication covering entrepreneurs beyond Silicon Valley, launched in Feb. 2020, with support from the Kauffman Foundation.
She has written and/or edited for Quartz, Forbes Magazine, Atlantic.com, Stanford GSB, CNBC, HBR.com, BBC Capital, Advertising Age, Newsweek and many others. Her stories have been viewed by millions of people worldwide and translated into languages including Arabic, Turkish and Armenian.
Elizabeth is the single mother of two daughters and a seventh-generation Washingtonian.
Noa Conger Simons is an entrepreneur, an investor, and a community builder. She has been the leader of Upstate Capital since 2016, and started the Capital Foundation in 2018. After graduating from Brandeis University, she worked through a private family office as a venture capital investor and executive leader for both nonprofit and for-profit startups through 2015. She has led turnaround management projects, as well as teams doing fundamental research, and web platform development. She sourced investment opportunities, conducted due diligence, structured agreements with founders, and managed portfolio investments. She co-founded the Hudson Valley Startup Fund in 2015 and led day-to-day management through 2019. She leads the NYBPC, New York’s intercollegiate business plan competition for emerging entrepreneurs where the focus is on education, equity and inclusion, and launching new ventures. She serves on boards, investment and advisory committees across New York, and independently, as a mentor, advisor and consultant to select startups and small businesses.
Jeremy’s career is based on sitting at the center of people, ideas, and capital.
Currently, the Co-Head of Tech Banking and Chief Revenue Officer of Grasshopper Bank.
Grasshopper is a nationally chartered digital commercial bank, with an emphasis on and supporting the innovation economy. Jeremy is responsible for strategy and execution of core business revenue management, working across venture capital and private equity firms, their general partners, and the companies in which they invest.
Much of Jeremy’s time is spent working directly with incredible founders and CEO’s (early and growth stage), GPs across VC and PE funds, and ecosystems supporting the innovation economy.
Previously, Jeremy was Global Head of the Early Stage Practice for the Bank.
Prior to joining Grasshopper, Jeremy was a Managing Director at Silicon Valley Bank (NASDAQ: SIVB), leading its Early Stage Practice for the East Coast.
Before moving to the finance side, Jeremy spent almost a decade as a lawyer, where he co-founded the Emerging Companies practice group of a national law firm, as well as spent time as the Director of Invention at the world’s largest privately-held media agency.
A Kauffman Fellow (Class 23), and believes deeply in the power of creating and sustaining powerful relationships and networks built on trust and integrity.
Jeremy sits on the Advisory Board of the Techstars Foundation (supporting diversity and inclusion in the innovation economy) and the National Advisory Board of Active Minds (combating the mental health stigma on college campuses). President of the Class of 2000 at the University of Pennsylvania, and past President of The Friends of the Israel Defense Forces, Young Leadership division.
Jeremy graduated from the University of Pennsylvania (with honors), Boston University School of Law, and did continuing education in finance at Columbia University.
Jeremy speaks and writes often on topics of VC/tech/fintech/innovation economy/banking, including having written extensively for Inc, HuffIngton Post and others, lecturing at undergrad and grad schools, and moderating or presenting on panels nationally.
Jeremy lives in Westchester, NY, with his wife and three sons, and spends weekends coaching my children’s youth sports teams.
NYBPC Prize Awards Grand Prize + special prizes awarded to NYBPC teams. A total of $50,000 in cash prizes will be awarded!
Upstate Capital
Special Prize
Awarded to an undergraduate competitor with a very strong concept, to encourage continued advancement for the venture.
GENIUS NY
Special Prize
Awarded to a founder leveraging drones, autonomous systems, robotics and/or big data in their business model.
KeyBank
Special Prize
Awarded to a MWBE founder in the healthcare space.
SEFCU
Special Prize
Awarded to an MWBE founder with positive community impact as part of their startup’s business model.
Gryt Health
Special Prize
Awarded to a founder with building a community as part of the business model.
The Technology Garden
Special Prize
Awarded to a historically under-represented founder that may become a Tech Garden resident, based in Central NY or a neighboring region.
6:15PM
Venture NY Reception + Networking
2022 HIGH-GROWTH STARTUP SHOWCASE
3-minute pitches from more than a dozen seed-stage startups raising $500k-$2M, primarily SaaS companies, from across New York. Pitches will be followed by networking with early stage investors.
Criteria for selection:
Seed-stage with MVP in market and early revenue
SaaS businesses preferred, sector agnostic
Matthew Fisch, FortMesa
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A new Fintech platform aimed at equipment resellers to help make their job of quoting finance options faster and easier. Automations, analytics and a connections to a wide variety of finance options for your customers.
Empower Equity, Inc. (EMPEQ) provides automated building equipment site surveys, energy audits, proposals, and financing solutions for the engineering and HVAC industries – resulting in more efficient and shorter project and sales cycles and greatly increased gross profit and accuracy.
StateBook International is the premier provider of comprehensive location intelligence. Through our platform and APIs, StateBook provides real-time and historical standardized data at every geography level in the U.S. around workforce, taxes, utility rates, infrastructure, supply chain, wages, quality of life, available incentives, and more.
Kickfurther is the premier inventory funding platform that helps growing brands fund faster growth by enabling larger, more cost-effective inventory production.
The P1ston supply chain platform makes life easier for both customers and suppliers. Think better communication, better information, and better decisions while eliminating menial and time-consuming spreadsheet and email tasks.
Sign-Speak’s mission is to facilitate communication between the Hearing and Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities. Sign-Speak provides automatic, real-time captioning and ASL to English interpreting services via an online platform and mobile application.
Big Wheelbarrow is supply chain software for the local market. We help grocers work with nearby farms and producers, therefore creating more sustainable cities.
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Busie provides the most comprehensive cloud-based charter quoting and booking software on the market. Digitize your entire charter process by offering instant quotes and online bookings directly on your website.
Vara Safety is advancing firearm safety with biometric authentication. Reach 2 by Vara Safety is a handgun safe that provides immediate access to your firearm while keeping it secure. Using an advanced fingerprint sensor, the safe unlocks in 0.3 seconds for authorized users.
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Located in Rochester, New York, Direct Mail 2020 has a patented process for connecting consumers looking for specific products and services with advertisers of those same products and services, and accumulating related information in a database.
