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National Commission on Innovation & Competitiveness Frontiers National Commission on Innovation & Competitiveness Frontiers About the Council on Competitiveness Commission For more than three decades, the Council has championed a competitiveness agenda for the United States to attract investment and talent, and spur the commercialization Community of new ideas. While the players may have changed since its founding in 1986, the mission remains as vital as ever—to enhance U.S. Conference Commission Community Launch Launch productivity and raise the standard of living for all Americans. The members of the Council—CEOs, university presidents, labor leaders and national lab directors—represent a powerful, Conference nonpartisan voice that sets aside politics and seeks results. By providing real-world perspective to Washington policymak- Arizona State University ers, the Council’s private sector network makes an impact on decision-making across a broad spectrum of issues—from the January 16, 2020 cutting-edge of science and technology, to the democratization of innovation, to the shift from energy weakness to strength that supports the growing renaissance in U.S. manufacturing. The Council’s leadership group firmly believes that with the right policies, the strengths and potential of the U.S. econ- omy far outweigh the current challenges the nation faces on the path to higher growth and greater opportunity for all Americans. Council on Competitiveness 900 17th Street, NW Suite 700 Washington, D.C. 20006 T 202 682 4292 January 16, 2020 Located in the center of student life at ASU’s Tempe campus, the Student Pavilion is a multi-use event space designed as a net-zero energy building— having the goal to produce as much energy as it uses on an annual basis to complement the larger university goal of climate net neutrality and sustain- able business systems. Table of Contents Welcome 2 WiFi Instructions Event Map 4 National Commission Community’s Online 5 1. Connect to asu guest Collaboration Platform from the list of available wireless connections. Master Agenda 6 2. Open a web browser Commission Community Breakout Primers and Guidance 10 and try to connect to the Advisory Committee, and Outreach and Engagement Committee 10 internet. Working Group 1: Developing and Deploying at Scale 14 3. You will be directed to Disruptive Technologies the guest sign in portal. Click “Don’t have an Working Group 2: Exploring the Future of Sustainable 28 account?” Production and Consumption, and Work Working Group 3: Optimizing the Environment for the National 46 • Fill in the registration Innovation System information and click Register. (You can enter National Commissioners 66 in a valid email address Launch Conference Participant Bios 68 OR mobile phone number.) National Commissioners 68 • Click Email Me or Advisory Committee 74 Text Me to receive Outreach and Engagement Committee 88 your password. Working Group 1: Developing and Deploying at Scale 96 • Then click Sign On and Disruptive Technologies enter your username and password. Working Group 2: Exploring the Future of Sustainable 115 Production and Consumption, and Work Working Group 3: Optimizing the Environment for the National 127 Innovation System Council on Competitiveness and Other Staff 144 Council on Competitiveness Members, Fellows and Staff 149 2 Council on Competitiveness Commission Community Launch Conference Welcome to Arizona State University and the Launch Conference of the National Commission Community Dear Colleagues, • New research and business models are emerging, In today’s global economy, low costs, high quality, allowing someone to imagine, develop and scale rapid product and service design and deployment, a disruptive innovation independent of traditional and organizational dexterity all come together and institutions. form a baseline to compete—but, increasingly, these What will the United States do in the face of these traits characterize many markets and nations. challenges at home and coming from abroad? Long-term, inclusive prosperity requires strength- Will we plan for the long term? ening this baseline—but it requires more. It requires placing ever more attention on innovation to confer Will we put in place the talent, innovation capital and competitive advantage. infrastructure necessary for continuing success? Why? Will we recognize the multifaceted nature of these challenges and come together across all sectors to Innovation is a proven driver of productivity and forge a new, national innovation compact? economic growth, job creation, and rising living stan- dards. This is the opportunity for the National Commission on Innovation & Competitiveness Frontiers over the And while the United States has stood apart from coming months and years—to develop together a the rest of the world during the past half century in “modernization model” and spur an inclusive innova- its record of sustained innovation, across industries tion movement across the United States. old and new, and through the ups and downs of economic cycles, the nation today faces new realities We are grateful for your participation in this move- and new imperatives transforming the context for ment—nominated by ourselves and our fellow continued innovation leadership: National Commissioners, and forming a powerful, insightful and unique community of stakeholders. • Other nations are replicating the structural You will help us—starting at Arizona State Univer- advantages that historically have made the United sity—to surface, shape, refine and share a new inno- States the center of global innovation; vation agenda for the country. Thank you for joining • Many nations are developing their own, distinctive this Community Launch conference, and we look innovation ecosystems; forward to our conversations and explorations on campus—and going forward over the coming months. • The nature of innovation is changing—becoming dramatically more interconnected, turbulent and fast-paced; Welcome 3 Sincerely, Michael M. Crow President Arizona State University, and University Vice-chair Council on Competitiveness Mehmood Khan Chief Executive Officer Life Biosciences, Inc., and Chairman Council on Competitiveness Deborah L. 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