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The Innovating for Tomorrow Program brings together aspiring student teams to explore commercial space sustainability in New York City. Through a series of interactive seminars, an on-site visit to Urban 21, and a team-based competition, participants will gain insights into business planning, market conditions, and sustainability challenges. Registered teams will have the opportunity to develop creative solutions and compete for cash prizes in front of industry-leading judges.
seize the rewards
strive for greatness
$3,000
1 team
$8,000
1 team
$800
1 team
competition outcomes
Results will be showcased through press conferences and media interviews.
Award-Winning Teams
Certificates will be presented to the First, Second, and Third Prize winners by New Land Capital and CUCSSA.
seize the rewards
strive for greatness
$3000
1 team
$8000
1 team
$800
1 team
competition outcomes
Results will be showcased through press conferences and media interviews.
award-winning teams
Certificates will be presented to the First, Second, and Third Prize winners by New Land Capital and CUCSSA.
meet the judge panel
see who will come
Mark Zurack
Senior Lecturer in Business at Columbia Business School
Mark Zurack teaches courses in Capital Markets and Investments, Equity Derivatives, and Equity Markets and Products. Before joining academia, he spent 18 years at Goldman Sachs, where he co-managed equity derivatives in North America and Asia. He serves on the boards of several organizations, including the Binghamton University Foundation and the Alzheimer's Association.
Bruce Usher
Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia Business School
Bruce Usher co-directs the Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change. He teaches courses on climate change, finance, and business, and has authored books such as "Investing in the Era of Climate Change." An active investor and advisor, he focuses on entrepreneurial ventures addressing climate change and clean energy.
Steven Cohen
Describe the team member here. Write a brief description of their role and responsibilities, or a short bio with a background summary.
Senior Lecturer in Business at Columbia Business School
timeline
join us this spring
Feb 7th
Seminar I · Campaign Opening Ceremony
Official competition kickoff, introduction of key themes; competition registration opens.
Feb 26th
Seminar II (Virtual)
Discussion on business planning & sustainability; Urban 21 project information sharing.
Mar 7th
Online Registration Deadline
The online registration starts on Feb 1st and ends on Mar 7th.
Mar 21st
Competition Submission Deadline
The online submission starts on Mar 7th and ends on Mar 21st, with finalist teams notified by Mar 21st.
Early May
Competition Finals Award Ceremony & Afterparty at Fou Gallery
Innovation competition finals: presentations & judging.
timeline
join us this spring
our purpose
innovate to elevate
our vision
As a trailblazer in the community development of Long Island City, New Land Capital is committed to fostering community growth and enhancing local quality of life by establishing innovative commercial spaces that address the diverse needs of local residents.
our mission
Through this initiative, we seek to inspire forward-thinking solutions, create local employment opportunities, and contribute to the economic vitality of Long Island City, thereby establishing a solid foundation for the long-term sustainable development of the community.
our purpose
innovate to elevate
additional resources
project: Urban 21
Meet Urban 21, consisting of 71 exquisite units, offering various layouts including 1B1B, 2B1B, and 2B2B, unlocking quality enjoyment in modern style.
additional resources
project: urban 21
