Lewis & Clark John E. and Susan S. Bates Center For Entrepreneurship and Leadership INSPIRATION. WORKSHOPS. NETWORKING. PITCH COMPETITION. January 11-15, 2021 Winterim Winterim is an immersive week of problem-solving and networking where students collaborate to identify problems then formulate and execute innovative solutions. A demonstration of how the liberal arts guides effective action that impacts lives and society, this experience translates beyond college to students’ future pursuits as leaders in the workplace. During Winterim, students learn life skills as well as pitch skills. This year we have over 50 business and nonprofit leaders volunteering their time to support our next generation of leaders. Bates Center for Entrepreneurship and Leadership Winterim represents the Bates Center’s dynamic experiential programming, complimenting the Center’s academic curriculum, which invites students to explore in more depth trending topics in technology, science, healthcare, marketing, education, and environmental engagement. The Bates Center’s classes, programming, Liberal Arts Entrepreneurship Future of Work and and resources are available to all Lewis & Clark students. Trains Values Society Requires The common thread of all Bates Center experiences is engaging an entrepreneurial mindset to apply the adaptability, critical thinking, and problem solving of liberal arts in new and ambiguous situations. The WE CHECK ALL THE BOXES BECAUSE WE TEACH: workplace and marketplace have changed dramatically since Lewis & Clark students were born and is currently changing faster than ever. The Bates Center helps students leverage their liberal arts training to Critical Thinking Ethics anticipate, navigate and participate in this change. A Global Perspective Persuasive Communication John and Susan Bates’ generous gift and addition of the word Leadership to the center name reflects the Experiential Learning Creative & Innovative Thinking intersection of liberal arts and problem solving. John Bates served as Associate Professor of Finance from Problem Solving Translation Across Disciplines 1975 to 1981, earning Outstanding Teacher of the Year in 1976. In 1979, John and Susan lead the overseas How to Ask the Right Questions How to Follow Through a Logical Argument study program to Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. A life trustee, John chaired the Lewis & Clark Board of Trustees from 2003 to 2007. John held key positions on Wall Street and founded Bates Private Comfort with Ambiguity Social Emotional Intelligence Capital in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Meaningful Collaboration Diversity & Social Justice Deep Learning How to Identify Gaps in the System Advisory Board Thank You Volunteer Thank You The Bates Center for Entrepreneurship and Leadership is thankful for these members’ yearly support of the We value and appreciate this outstanding list of leaders who have volunteered their time for the benefit of our Center at the $5,000 or $10,000+ and greater level. The Advisory Board supports the value of liberal arts students. and entrepreneurship to create leaders in the for-profit and nonprofit workplace. Judges J Cheema Max Mirho Tony Abena+ (Seven Peaks Ventures) David Levine (Principal, Environmental Intelligence, LLC) Tony Abena Allergan, Speaker Co-Founder of Moss Generation, Host of Operating Partner at Seven Peaks Ventures EntrepreNERD John Bates+ (Lewis & Clark Life Trustee) David Mabie+ (Chicago Capital, L&C Trustee) Jed Emerson John Bates Founder, Blended Value Group Myah Moore Irick Sam Briggs (Pacific Realty Associates, L.P.) Anupam Narayan (Rockwood Associates LLC) Retired Professor, Life Trustee Co-Founder and SVP of Irick Group Jeff Carleton+ (Columbia Creek Farms) David Officer (Innovative Hires, LLC) Beth Ford Diane Fraiman CEO of Land O’Lakes, Inc. Mentors Jan Chernus+ (Bob’s Red Mill) Jim Richardson (Digimarc, Lewis & Clark Life Trustee) Director of Voyager Capital Meredith Goddard Kanika Agrawal Strategy Operations at Lyft Jerry and Kay Fischer+ (Longhorn Vaccines and Diagnostics, LLC) Linda Robertson+ (Vincere Consulting, LLC, L&C Trustee) Jim Huston Director of Enterprise Applications; L&C Managing Director of Portland Seed Fund Innovation Instructor David Harris (Harris Oil, banking and insurance) Stephen A Roth+ (Real Estate Investor) Matt Bolte Cliff Johnson Carl Guess VP Product/Merchandising, Apparel & Brent Hutchings+ (North River Boats, L&C Trustee) John Stadter+ (First Call Resolution, L&C Trustee) Footwear Chief Commercial Officer of Rented.com Executive Presentation Coach Fred Jacobs (DMS Bank) Andre Stewart (NORCAL) Mohan Nair Brent Hutchings Sara Conte Management Consultant at SGC Ventures Matthew Jubitz (Fleet Services Corporation) Joshua Ulmer+ (Morgan Stanley) Senior VP & Chief Innovation Officer at CEO of North River Boats Cambia Health Solution Bob Julier (retired from Dow Chemical) Nicole Vollebregt (adidas) Shashi Jain Mitch Daugherty Cofounder and Director of Built Oregon Gary Korotzer (Marketing Executive) Suzanne Stevens Innovation Manager at Intel Editor of the Portland Business Journal Charlie Lambropoulos David Harris David Lane+ (Entrepreneur/Philanthropist) Executive at Harris Oil, banking and Linda Weston Co-Founder of ScrumLaunch Principal of Rapporto insurance Emma McIlroy Marcus Harvey Speakers CEO of Wildfang + - denotes donor of $10,000 or more each year Founder of Portland Gear Rukaiyah Adams CIO of Meyer Memorial Trust Volunteer Thank You (continued) Pitch Competition Awards (Teams may win more than one award) Brent Hutchings Skip Newberry Tawny Schlieski CEO of North River Boats President and CEO of Technology Association President of Oregon Story Board, Founder of of Oregon Shovels and Whiskey Overall Winning Team Fred Jacobs Chairman of the Board, DMS Bank Scott Owen Cara Snow Prize: Legal start-up package worth $5,000 from Stoel Rives Founding Partner at Baker Brothers Studios Chief Community Engagement Officer Michelle Janke Technology Association of Oregon John Paik InventOR Physical Invention/Improvement Partner at Coraggio Group Executive Marketing Consultant Rick Turoczy Hongda Jiang Founder, Silicon Florist, PIE, Tech Fest NW, First and Second Place Prizes - $500 for each team to advance Brie Bridegum Pierznik Oregon Story Board M&A Finance Integration Lead - Intel Capital Attorney at Stoel Rives (One of the two teams guaranteed to win $2,000 if it competes in next round and then that team has chance Bob Julier Paul Vogel to win up to $25,000 at the June InventOR state competition.) Mark Reed Executive Director of the Columbia County Retired Director of Business Research, The Owner of MJP Management Dow Chemical Company Economic Team Matt Rhoades Jim Kean Nicole Vollebregt Master & Professor of the Strategic Design and Adidas’ SVP of Global Purpose Team With Best Comprehension of Problem to be Solved VP Infrastructure and Operations, Cambia Innovation program at the DeTao School of Health Solutions Design Robin Wang Prize: $100/teammate Consulting CFO at CFO Selections Gary Korotzer Kate Rood Marketing Executive VP, Organizational Development and Culture Ben McKinley at Beneficial State Foundation Founder/CEO Cascade Web Development Enrique Sánchez-Rivera Amber Moore CEO of Augmented Island Studios Founder of Moore Communications Eric Schindler Anupam Narayan Product Director, Global Apparel for Nike go.lclark.edu/entrepreneurship Rockwood Associates LLC Running SCHEDULE MON 1/11 TUE 1/12 WED 1/13 THU 1/14 FRI 1/15 Public Sessions Group Meeting 9:00 - 9:30 For the first time ever, select talks during the Bates Center’s Winterim were open to the public: 9:30 - 10:30 9:30 - 10:30 9:30 - 10:30 Meet Your Entrepreneurial 9:30 - 10:30 9:30 - 11:00 • Tuesday, January 12 at 9:30 a.m. PST - The Farmer’s Advocate Finding the Problem The Farmer’s Advocate Co-Founders: Depression Is Capitalism Failing? Team Consults Beth Ford, President and CEO of Land O’Lakes, Inc., a nearly century-old farmer-owned cooperative, believes closing Shashi Jain, Charlie and Anxiety Rukaiyah Adams J Cheema the growing rural-urban divide should matter to everyone. This fireside chat will focus on the importance of innovative Lambropoulos, Max Mirho Beth Ford Jed Emerson Carl Guess Emma McIlroy thinking and immediate action in ensuring our rural communities can connect, thrive and continue to provide a safe and affordable food supply for a growing world population. Fireside chat with Qwynci Bowman ’23. 10:30 - 11:00 10:30 - 11:00 10:30 - 11:00 10:30 - 11:00 Team Time/Break Team Time/Break Team Time/Break Team Time/Break • Tuesday, January 12 at 1:00 p.m. PST - How to Invest Without Compromising Your Values Alumna Myah Moore Irick ’03 will discuss how to align your values with your money, regardless of your age or net 11:00 - 12:00 11:00 - 12:00 Problem Validation Team Time/Pitch Prep worth. She will also share insight on how to live with intention through your financial journey. Fireside chat with 11:00 - 12:00 11:00 - 12:00 11:00 - 12:00 Ochuko Akpovbovbo ’21. Shashi Jain, Charlie Team Time Mentors Team Time Lambropoulos, Max Mihro • Wednesday, January 13 at 9:30 a.m. PST - Meet Your Entrepreneurial Cofounders: Depression and Anxiety Group Lunch & Brainstorm 12:00 - 1:00 Team Lunches Emma McIlroy of Wildfang will discuss why Entrepreneurship, Depression and Anxiety are often entwined, how it 1:00 - 1:30 is common amongst successful entrepreneurs, and strategies to deal with it. Guests may ask questions after student 1:00 - 2:00 1:00 - 2:15 How to Invest Without Pitch Competition questions.