February 2017 Stories
Photograph by Holly Veenis
Engaged with Ideas

Create impact you can see

Do you have what it takes to be a Madison Trust judge?

Pam Brock
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  • Availability to judge innovation pitches in person on May 12, 2017
  • Boldness to invest $5,000 or more in JMU innovations
  • Willingness to help pre-select the day’s top presenters
  • Savvy to collaborate face-to-face with other top thinkers and doers
  • Wisdom to identify and invest in potentially life-changing innovations
  • Desire to leave your philanthropic legacy at Madison
(Photo: Holly Veenis)

Join faculty and staff innovators and other investor-judges on May 12, 2017

jmu.edu/madison-trust/investors

Contact:
Carrie Combs
Madison Trust program director
teicheca@jmu.edu
540-568-2633

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Engaged Alumni

Can’t-miss ability

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Engaged with Ideas

Create impact you can see

Do you have what it takes to be a Madison Trust judge?