RHS Robotics Team hosts annual Sponsor Networking Night

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Robbinsville High School Robotics Team Nemesis kick-started the 2016 FIRST Robotics build season with their annual Sponsor Networking Night event on February 3, 2016. The evening showcased Nemesis’ culture, the 2015 season and a look towards 2016.

Chief Financial Officer Colin Riley and Chief Operations Officer Juhi Rajgopal gave a presentation familiarizing sponsors with the team’s financial status. During the event, Senior Build Executive and Drive Coach Parth Mandrekar and Safety Captain Charlie D’Amico educated attendees on the 2016 FRC Challenge, FIRST Stronghold and the progress and design of the 2016 robot. The Marketing Team coached Build Team members on public speaking and presentation skills ensuring they uphold Nemesis’ reputation for excellence.

Nemesis would like to give a special thanks to sponsors Robbinsville High School, Navair, New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Bristol-Myers Squibb, CCL Label, Lockheed Martin, Investors Bank, Siemens, Robbinsville Education Association, RAS Process Equipment, Evans Analytical Group, Princeton Sports and Family Medicine, The McGraw Hill Financials, Carfaro, Robbinsville Education Foundation, Gilbane, Designtree, Northstar Vets, SRI International, Triangle Copy and Coldwell Banker.

To support Nemesis and for additional information, contact Team Advisor Joy Wolfe at wolfe@robbinsville.k12.us.

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