COLLER STARTUP COMPETITION

​Non-confidentiality:  All sessions of the Competition, including but not limited to oral presentations and question/answer sessions, are open to the
public at large. Any and all of these sessions may be broadcast to interested persons through media, which may include radio, television, and
the Internet. Any data or information discussed or divulged in public sessions by entrants should be considered information that could possibly
enter the public realm, and entrants should not assume any right of confidentiality in any data or information discussed, divulged, or presented
in these sessions. Due to the nature of the competition, we are not able to ask judges, reviewers, staff, or the audience to agree to or sign non-
disclosure statements. However, TAU, the organizer of the COLLER STARTUP COMPETITION, will make every effort to limit the distribution of
materials presented at the Competition. TAU cannot guarantee that other individuals will not obtain access to electronic or hard copies of the
business plan. All presentations are open to the general public, and some presentations may be videotaped. Attendance by media personnel is
expected. 
 
Copyrights & Permissions. If a team uses copyrighted materials and/or images from a third party in their submissions or presentations, they must obtain permission and authorization in advance from the owners to use this material and submit the written permissions with the application package.
Information presented by participants at the Competition is the sole responsibility of the participants, TAU, and any of its affiliates has not
taken, and does not intend to take, any steps to verify the adequacy, accuracy, or completeness of any information, materials or statements
made by participants. Participants are responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable federal, state, and other securities laws, and it is solely
participants’ responsibility to comply with any of such laws that are applicable. TAU is not responsible by any means for participants' compliance
as stated above. TAU does not give investment advice, endorsement, analysis, or recommendations with respect to any securities and is not a
broker, venture fund or investment advisor. 
 
Use of Competition Materials. TAU reserves the right to use any material prepared for the COLLER STARTUP COMPETITION in publicizing and
promoting the event. TAU may use these materials in any printed materials, Audio, video, or other media that it may produce. TAU may video record any portion of the Competition and utilize those video recordings in any way that it sees fit.  TAU may use general Company information in press
releases. 
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Terms of investment will be agreed by the winner and the competition investors. The winning team will have the right to replace the $100,000
investment with a 5,000$ grant.

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Fundibilty
Ventures participating in the Coller Competition should declare upon submission on any material issue that might deter an experienced private early-stage investors from investing in the venture ( e.g. co-founders dispute, legal disputes etc.)

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Changes to Competition Rules: While not anticipated, these rules and prizes are subject to change at the discretion of TAU at any time. TAU staff
has the right to interpret these rules according to its own judgment. 
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Decisions regarding the Competition and the Winners: All decisions regarding the competition rules, procedures, and processes
are at the sole discretion of TAU. Changes and/or interpretations of these rules may be made by TAU at any time. The selection of the teams to
compete and the decision of the winners are at the sole discretion of the Judges and TAU. Best efforts will be made to make decisions in
accordance with this Official Rules document. ​
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Intellectual Property of the entire technology and know-how of participating ventures must be fully owned by the venture, including, but not limited to, fully signed agreement with the owners of the Intellectual Property (e.g. Technology Transfer office, Corporate Spin-Off, etc.).

The University does not hold any intellectual ownership or equity right to projects submitted by students or alumni.