The phrase "a panel of kick" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The event featured a panel of kick, discussing various aspects of the industry." (Note: This example is nonsensical due to the incorrect phrase.)
Alternatives: "a panel of experts" or "a panel of judges".
Participants will be afforded exactly sixty seconds to pitch their product to a panel of kick-ass judges, to be followed by a quick Q&A.
The TC Meetup + Pitch-off is a very special event, hosted by yours truly, that gives 10 new startups from the New York ecosystem an opportunity to pitch their product in sixty seconds or less to a panel of kick-ass judges.
The devilish stroke would be to have a panel of critics with the ability to kick off judges who make inane remarks.
We'll kick off with a startup pitch competition, followed by a panel of some of the leading lights in tech consisting of: our own Sarah Lacy, Jolicloud founder Tariq Krim, MyDeco's Brent Hoberman and Michael Birch co-founder of Bebo.
The coalition behind the plan to create an AIDS memorial in St .Vincent's Triangle Park is kicking off an international design competition and has selected a panel of judges.
Myron Kandel, the retired CNN financial editor who is president of the group running the program, says he plans to kick off the project, called the Initiative for Corporate Governance and Investor Protection, in April by convening a panel of former chiefs of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Moore, in her rage, fallen but still kicking, seems to have used her influence to shut "Stuart Little" out of the Newbery Medal, a prize awarded by a panel of librarians, including, that year, Frances Clarke Sayers.
Plus, we'll kick off this year's Startup Battlefield, where some of the best and brightest new startups show off their wares to a panel of expert judges.
Here's the live stream of our Could Computing Roundtable, which kicks off at 2 30 PST with product demos from a handful of early-stage cloud-focused start-ups, with commentary from a panel of experts.
Here's the live stream of our Cloud Computing Roundtable, which kicks off at 2 30 PST with product demos from a handful of early-stage cloud-focused start-ups, with commentary from a panel of experts.
Also, a panel, of "experts".
