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4Th Annual Signature Event Celebrating Entrepreneurship in Northeast Indiana 2017 SIGNATURE SPONSOR KEYNOTE SPEAKER DR 4th Annual Signature Event Celebrating Entrepreneurship in Northeast Indiana 2017 SIGNATURE SPONSOR KEYNOTE SPEAKER DR. DONALD F. KURATKO (DR. K.) • Jack M. Gill Chair of Entrepreneurship • Professor of Entrepreneurship • Director, Entrepreneurial Academy • Executive & Academic Director of Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, IU Kelley School of Business Dr. Donald F. Kuratko (known as Dr. K”) is considered a prominent scholar and national leader in the field of entrepreneurship. He authored over 190 articles on aspects of entrepreneurship and corporate innovation in journals such as Journal of Business Venturing, Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Operations Management, Small Business Economics, OPENING THE DOOR TO MEDICAL DISCOVERY Journal of Business Ethics, and Business Horizons. Professor Kuratko has also authored 30 books, including one of the leading entrepreneurship books in the world, Entrepreneurship: Theory, Process, The Parkview Mirro Center for Research and Innovation will better equip individuals and families, Practice, 9th ed. as well as Corporate Entrepreneurship & Innovation, and Innovation Acceleration. healthcare providers, health organizations and entrepreneurs to face the future. He has been a consultant on Corporate Entrepreneurship to numerous Fortune 100 corporations. The Parkview Research Center works with area physicians to test the safety and effectiveness Dr. K was honored by his peers in Entrepreneur magazine as the #1 Entrepreneurship Director in the of new medications and treatments. In the first 25 years of its history, the research center has nation as well as being selected one of the Top Entrepreneurship Professors in the U.S. by Fortune completed more than 400 research studies in cardiology, neurology and oncology research. More magazine. He has received the Entrepreneurial Advocacy Award from the U.S. Association for recently, the research team has broadened its scope to include radiation oncology, gastroenterology Small Business & Entrepreneurship and the National Academy of Management’s Entrepreneurship and bioinformatics. Ninety research studies are currently available locally. Having easy access to Advocate Award – for his contributions to the development and advancement of the discipline of research studies provides many benefits to residents in northeast Indiana, northwest Ohio and entrepreneurship. south-central Michigan. Professor Kuratko has been named one of the Top 50 entrepreneurship scholars in the world for The Parkview Center for Advanced Medical Simulation features three medical simulation labs his research productivity and was the recipient of the Riata Distinguished Entrepreneurship Scholar equipped with technology to train physicians and other healthcare providers in complex skills within Award. He was the inaugural recipient of the Karl Vesper Entrepreneurship Pioneer Award for his a safe, non-patient care environment. Sophisticated medical mannequins used in the Mirro Center career dedication to developing the field of entrepreneurship, and he received the National Academy are life-like in that they “breathe,” “speak” and respond to treatment by the clinical team. These of Management’s Entrepreneurship Mentor Award for development of the next generation of labs allow providers to learn procedures that prepare them to better care for patients in surgical, entrepreneurship scholars. intensive care and acute care settings. Under his leadership Indiana University has been ranked #1 in entrepreneurship research and The facility’s greatest promise for transforming how healthcare is delivered to patients will take the #1 Undergraduate & Graduate Business School for Entrepreneurship (Public Institutions) by place in the Parkview Center for Health Innovation. This space is designed to generate creativity U.S. News & World report and Fortune. and collaboration as new solutions to healthcare challenges are developed. The mission of the Parkview Mirro Center for Research and Innovation is to lead the discovery of “next-generation” technologies and medical practices that have potential to revolutionize healthcare and save lives. 2 3 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO NIIC’s 4th annual signature event - IDEAS@WORK – GROWING AN ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET WELCOME. On behalf of the Ideas @ Work Event Committee, The NIIC clients, staff and our board of directors, we are honored you have chosen to join us for this year’s event. Four years ago, The NIIC team was challenged and inspired by its Past Board Chair, Rick Henvey, to create a signature event. Under the leadership of Chris Rush, our Event Committee Chair, and his dedicated committee members, the Ideas @ Work Signature Event was conceived to The Region’s Healthcare Leader inspire our community to higher levels of entrepreneurial excellence and success. Every year, we care for more than 50,000 inpatients, treat hundreds of thousands of outpatients, Ideas @ Work – Growing an Entrepreneurial Mindset celebrates and showcases the important work of and touch the lives of their families and friends. entrepreneurs and visionaries in Northeast Indiana. The NIIC is a vibrant, entrepreneurial community nurturing the potential of students, women and high potential, growth-oriented ventures. Through our collective As a partnership of healthcare providers committed to quality, innovation and compassionate commitment—represented by generous sponsors, community leaders and strategic partners present at this care, Lutheran Health Network is emphasizing experience, education and value, while respecting event—Northeast Indiana celebrates and honors the hard work and dedication of entrepreneurs. Their stories the dignity and ethics of the individual. Lutheran Health Network is an integrated healthcare teach us important and valuable lessons that can inspire us to start our own businesses or to infuse an delivery system that serves 23 counties in northeastern Indiana and northwestern Ohio. entrepreneurial mindset into our jobs and companies. A leading entrepreneurially-centered university opined, “Having an entrepreneurial mindset is more than We Are Lutheran Health Network just having the skills and drive to start your own business. An entrepreneurial thinker has the ability to think innovatively and positively influence people of all backgrounds and organizations of all sizes.” Therefore, an More people in the region entrust their health and wellness to Lutheran Health Network than entrepreneurial mindset is inclusive, dynamic and collaborative. any other healthcare system. Experience the hospitals of choice. My experience working with thousands of innovators, entrepreneurs, small business owners and inventors Together, we are proud to be Lutheran Health Network! www.lutheranhealth.net have led me to believe there are four essential traits of an entrepreneurial mindset. 1. Intellectual Curiosity – Business Builders engage in lifelong learning, thoughtfully question and recognize patterns and opportunities when others do not connect the dots. Simply put, people with an entrepreneurial mindset listen for insights and clues on how to tackle everyday customer pains, problems and jobs to be done. 2. Grit & Resilience – Business Builders never settle for no. Facing rejection, they lift themselves up when others are trying to pull them down by telling them why their ideas will not work. Simply put, people with an entrepreneurial mindset never give up in finding a better, faster, simpler, cheaper or more innovative way. Grit allows business builders to survive failure and try again and again. 3. Passion & Determination –Business Builders are action-oriented, which distinguishes them from innovators and inventors. They relentlessly focus and influence others on how to bring their ideas to market.Simply put, people with an entrepreneurial mindset leverage self-discipline and determination to transform problems into opportunities and to catalyze limited resources in pursuit of a disruptive or radical innovation. 4. Adaptive Capacity – Business Builders adapt and thrive in challenging environments by tackling unexpected challenges. They are natural connectors. They experiment, iterate and are failure savvy. Simply put, people with an entrepreneurial mindset bring out the best in others and are constantly connecting their team and partners to a bigger and larger purpose. I am humbled and grateful for the support of our Ideas@Work Signature Event over the past four years and for your attendance at today’s event. Let’s grow the entrepreneurial mindset in Indiana! Warm Regards, Karl R. LaPan President & CEO AGENDA MASTER OF CEREMONIES GERRY DICK 11:00 am Check-in/Networking PRESIDENT & MANAGING EDITOR, 11:30 am Lunch/Invocation, Daryl Yost, PhD, Director of Community Relations, The NIIC GROW INDIANA MEDIA VENTURES, LLC 11:32 am Master of Ceremonies Gerry Dick, President & Managing Editor, In June 2000, broadcast news veteran Gerry Dick and technology Grow Indiana Media Ventures, LLC entrepreneur Scott A. Jones formed Grow INdiana Media Ventures, LLC, a media company created to deliver Indiana business news and 12:05 pm Student Venture Lab Video information through multiple media sources. Mr. Dick is president and managing editor and Mr. Jones serves as chairman. 12:10 pm Mirro Student Founder Award Presentation, Dr. Mike Mirro, Founding NIIC Chair, GIMV properties include the EMMY-award-winning Inside INdiana Mike Altendorf, The NIIC Board Chair, Gary Fry, SVP Program Manager/Business Coach, Business with Gerry
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