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About the program · 2 linked sources

Student-run entrepreneurship organization founded in 1999. Fosters entrepreneurship at Princeton through events, competitions, hackathons, and founder-focused programming. Primary organizer of TigerLaunch, the world's largest student-run startup competition. Engages primarily undergraduates, with some graduate student and external founder participation through events.

One of the oldest and most active student entrepreneurship clubs at Princeton.

Also known as: E-Club

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-23); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

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Equity

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Application

Ongoing

Campus Wide

Last activity

2024

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    Application and Timing

    Ongoing. Membership open to Princeton students. Events throughout the academic year.

    Participants

    Primarily Princeton undergraduates. Engages graduate students and external founders through TigerLaunch and events.

    Funding and Equity

    Club does not deploy capital directly. Channels funding through TigerLaunch prizes and sponsorships. No equity.

    Recent Activity

    • 2024: Organized TigerLaunch with $60K prize pool.
    • Ongoing: Regular events, hackathons, and founder programming.

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    • Current membership size and activity level.
    • Event calendar and frequency beyond TigerLaunch.
    • Historical alumni impact.
    • Relationship with Keller Center and other campus programs.
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