Become an Xperience Ambassador and help shape the future of xFoundry’s competition community! As an ambassador, you’ll connect with fellow competitors, share your insights, and play a key role in growing the Xperience network.
As an Xperience Ambassador, you’ll play a key role in growing the Xperience Competition community and supporting xFoundry events. Your responsibilities fall into two main areas:
As an Xperience Ambassador, you’re not just helping grow the community—you’re gaining access to exclusive opportunities designed to support your career and expand your network.
You’ll help recruit students, engage your network, and support campus events—all while representing xFoundry across TEAMS (Technology, Entrepreneurship, Arts, Athletics, Marketing, and Science).
Ambassadors often align with one or more of these tracks based on their background and interests, helping them connect with the right students and maximize their impact.
For students in engineering, computer science, or emerging tech fields who can connect with peers passionate about innovation.
Help recruit future problem-solvers and showcase how technical skills fuel venture creation.
Perfect for students in business, finance, or those already launching ventures.
Share the startup mindset and inspire fellow students to turn ideas into action through Xperience and Xperiment.
Designed for students in design, media, performing arts, or creative fields. Help show how storytelling, branding, and creativity are essential to venture success, while supporting marketing efforts and event engagement.
Ideal for student-athletes and those connected to sports programs. Leverage leadership, teamwork, and discipline to recruit competitors who thrive under pressure and push boundaries.
For students in marketing, communications, journalism, social media, or PR who can craft compelling messages and drive awareness.
Assist with outreach, event promotion, and digital engagement.
Great for students in biology, physics, chemistry, or research-driven fields.
Help recruit problem-solvers eager to turn scientific discoveries into real-world solutions.
