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Venture: Ron Conway & Mike Maples on Angel Investing

2010-03-13T21:25:19.804Z

January 23, 2008 presentation by Ron Conway and Mike Maples Jr. for the Stanford Technology Ventures Program Educators Corner in the School of Engineering at Stanford University.

During this lecture at Stanford University in early 2008, Angel Investors' Ron Conway and Maples Investments' Mike Maples both explain that geography is (almost) everything in the field of venture capital. Silicon Valley's local ecosystem of ideas, entrepreneurship, and venture is so powerful, they say, no other region can even come close. If you're serious about your start-up, they maintain it pays to move here because every advantage counts.

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Clay Christensen at BIF-3

2009-03-14T23:15:45.225Z

Speaking on Healthcare and Education
http://www.businessinnovationfactory.com/iss/video/bif3-clay-christensen

Strategy: San Antonio, Texas - Medical Economy Increases by $1 Billion (2008)

2008-12-28T19:57:50.389Z

This video from Employment Crossing.COM describes how the San Antonio Texas medical economy is large and growing. Texas' second largest citys health care and bioscience industry grew by $1 billion in 2007 to $16.3 billion, and added about 3,600 jobs, according to a report released this morning by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. The 116,417 jobs in medical services, research, health insurance and related industries accounted for one in seven jobs in San Antonio and payroll of $4.5 billion. About 12,000 additional jobs at Wilford Hall Medical Center, Brooke Army Medical Center and the the University of Texas Health Science Center were not included in the study. Those jobs come with a payroll of about $775 million. It has been another year of slow and steady growth, said Mary Stefl, a health care administration professor at Trinity University and co-author of the study. . Jobs could surge in the next few years with the opening of new hospitals by the Methodist Healthcare System and Christus Santa Rosa Health Care. Also, a new Baptist Health System hospital at Brooks City-Base also will begin construction soon.

Tech Transfer (T2): NCET2 - Enabling Open Innovation

2008-12-11T01:35:19.619Z

Kevin Blackwell, VP, Nerac, a Research and Advisory Firm for companies developing innovative products and technologies, Mike Martin, President, TechTransfer Associates, Robert Gruetzmacher, Director, Technology Commercialization, Dupont Center for Collaborative Research & Education, and Jill Sorenson, Bilyan, LLC provide an oversview of Open Innovation from the academic, government and industry perspectives.

Tech Transfer (T2): NCET2 - Open Innovation and Social Networking

2008-12-10T23:04:28.645Z

AGENDA:

Among the topics to be covered:

How do social networks enable open innovation better than conventional networking?
What are the best media available for advancing social networking within the innovation management sector?
Where is the value proposition of open innovation and social networking?
What new communication and management skills are defining the best and brightest in innovation management? What do we like about this? What limits us and needs yet to be improved?