No-cost to attend; Registration required

Event Description:

This session explores how founders can move from curiosity to a clear starting point. We will look at where ideas come from, what signals suggest an idea has the best chance of success, and how to quickly evaluate options to decide where to begin. Participants will leave with simple ways to identify strong opportunities and take the first practical step forward.

Save your spot and take the first step toward turning your ideas into action!

Speaker:

Monty Sharma

Adjunct Lecturer, Brown University | Mentor, MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund Program | Co-Founder, Vivox  | CEO, Stealth Game Studio

Monty Sharma is an entrepreneur, advisor, and educator with deep experience supporting early-stage founders. He is an Adjunct Lecturer in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Brown University and a longtime mentor with the MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund, where he works closely with student startups.

Monty is the CEO of a Stealth Game Studio, previously helped scale Vivox, a venture-backed company that successfully exited, giving him firsthand experience building and growing high-impact technology ventures. He also led MassDigi, working at the intersection of startups, academia, and government. He is known for his strengths in customer discovery and founder coaching, helping teams validate ideas, sharpen strategy, and build products grounded in real customer needs.

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