2025 Cleantech Open Northeast Princeton University Lunch & Learn

Come join us for a mid-morning lunch and learn at Princeton University’s Engineering Quandrangle! Since 2005, more than 60% of Cleantech Open's reporting U.S. alumni companies are still active and have collectively raised over $2B in external funding.

Learn how the accelerator program can help you develop your cleantech venture and how to apply to the accelerator. We welcome entrepreneurs, students, investors, savvy technologists, and those interested in joining our growing cleantech community.

EVENT AGENDA:

About Cleantech Open - meet the Cleantech Open Northeast team and learn about opportunities to be involved.

Alumni Lightning Talks - hear from Cleantech Open alumni about their experiences in the program.

Entrepreneur Introductions - tell us about yourself and your clean technology & business. To participate in this part of the program, please sign up when you register!

Q&A - ask your questions about the program, application process, and more.

Networking - meet people in the local ecosystem who are interested in and support cleantech entrepreneurs in a wide variety of ways.

The Cleantech Open early bird application is open NOW through February 29! For more information, read The 2025 Cleantech Open Northeast 1-pager which includes application info & deadlines.

SPEAKERS

Coming soon!

GETTING THERE

Princeton Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), J-Wing Room J323. If using Apple or Google Maps, entering “Engineering Quadrangle” is effective.

Guests should park in the Stadium Drive Garage. You must register for a virtual parking permit online or upon arrival at the garage the day of your visit. It is about a 20-minute walk from Stadium Drive Garage to E-Quad. You can also take the free TigerTransit bus Route 1 shuttle from the Garage to the “McCosh Walk on Washington” stop and walk about 5 minutes from there to the E-Quad. See the shuttle/walking directions from Stadium Drive Garage to E-Quad.

There may be very limited street parking available along William Street, Olden Street, and other surrounding streets.

Accessibility: Please see the building accessibility guide for information on entering the building, elevators, restrooms, etc. The main entrance to the E-Quad is at the intersection of Olden and William streets. Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad) is a large wing which forms part of the greater Engineering Quadrangle. Follow signs for “J”.

Host or Publisher Cleantech Open Northeast, NECEC