Campus workshops
Custom sessions for courses, departments, student organizations, innovation centers, and campus events.
Bring WVBF to campus ↗Partner with WVBF
WVBF works with universities, companies, foundations, sponsors, public leaders, and community organizations to create useful emerging-technology education and measurable access.

Start with the outcome
The strongest collaborations connect an institutional need to a clear audience, program, and next step.
Revenue-generating services
Paid engagements help WVBF deliver strong programs and reinvest in student and community access.
Custom sessions for courses, departments, student organizations, innovation centers, and campus events.
Bring WVBF to campus ↗Business-relevant education for leaders navigating technology, risk, strategy, policy, and workforce questions.
Plan a briefing ↗Courses, modules, case studies, simulations, assignments, and recorded learning aligned to defined outcomes.
Build curriculum ↗Facilitated incident simulations for students, professional teams, conferences, and workforce programs.
Host a Lab ↗Programs connecting emerging-technology concepts to practical roles, regional priorities, and industry pathways.
Design a program ↗Keynotes, panels, workshops, moderation, public briefings, and cross-sector conversations.
Book Shekinah ↗Sponsorship pathways
Sponsors can support a specific student outcome or underwrite a larger program.
Support a multi-activity student-builder pipeline across workshops, hackathons, travel, mentorship, and founder access.
Sponsor MISSION:BUIDL ↗Help a student attend an industry conference, builder event, competition, or high-value learning experience.
Support a student ↗Fund a program for a student organization, department, campus audience, or under-resourced institution.
Fund a workshop ↗Support student teams, competition travel, materials, tools, prize pools, or early prototypes.
Back builders ↗Expand emerging-technology education through Black student organizations and student leadership.
Support BBSN ↗Underwrite plain-language education for public leaders, professionals, or community audiences.
Sponsor education ↗1. Define the audience and outcome. Tell us who you serve and what should change because of the engagement.
2. Select or design the program. We recommend an existing format or shape a custom scope.
3. Confirm deliverables and budget. The proposal identifies content, format, schedule, responsibilities, and expected outputs.
4. Deliver and document. WVBF facilitates the work and captures agreed outcomes, participation, or next steps.
Build with WVBF
Share your audience, goals, timing, location, and available budget. We will recommend the next step.