College Advancement & Economic Development VP Level Program Plan FY 17-18
|
|
- Ezra Aldous Baldwin
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Division Goal 1: Link and Connect CAED Programs to benefit LBCC Students College Strategic Goal #1 Supported: Innovate to Achieve Equitable Student Success - Help Students Complete and Transition Program Area (What are we doing or how are we going to accomplish the goal?): Measurable Outcomes for each Strategy (How will we measure our success?): Timeline for Each Strategy/M easureable outcomes (est. start and end dates): B) Amount Requested: $ C) Suggested Funding Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) 1. Continue development and offering the Young Entrepreneurs Program (YEP) and LBCC Entrepreneurship Club, by combining the two programs into an ongoing Entrepreneurship Academy available to students year-round that includes structured entrepreneurship learning opportunities for students to increase employment readiness. Attract and recruit 30 LBCC students to participate in year round SBDC Entrepreneurship Academy, and outreach to encourage disproportionately impacted students to participate. A) Program Supplies B) $5000 C) SBDC and external Request support of departments, faculty, and VPs, for student outreach SBDC 2. Expand The LBCC, in hip with entrepreneurs. The program is open to LBCC students and offers paid project-based internships based on an apprenticeship model in an entrepreneurial environment. Students have the opportunity to interface directly with local small business clients by providing services to them. Complete furnishing space and begin offering services to companies in Accounting. Add one program area to train LBCC students to deliver services to businesses. A) Program Supplies B) TBD for Ongoing facilities maintenance C) District and SBDC Request support of departments, faculty, and VPs, for student outreach LBCCD CAED revised v3.4 Page 1 of 7 (FINAL)
2 Program Area (What are we doing or how are we going to accomplish the goal?): Measurable Outcomes for each Strategy (How will we measure our success?): Timeline for Each Strategy/ Measureabl e outcomes (est. start and end dates): B) Amount Requested: $ C) Suggested Funding SBDC 3. Actively promote and offer SBDC services to LBCC students, staff, and faculty in collaboration with Communications and Community Engagement Dept. Regularly communicate SBDC services to LBCC students, staff and faculty. Number of LBCC students and faculty served by SBDC. B) Current staff time C) SBDC/10KSB/Comm unications & Community Engagement Request support of depts, faculty, and VPs, for student outreach Workforce Developmen t (WFD) 4. Industry engagement efforts for Academic Affairs programs: joint strategic planning to support LBCC students through WFD industry engagement activities. 5. Build structure and processes necessary to deliver on Strong Workforce metrics tracking and reporting requirements. LBCC SW plan first year activities implemented. Staff trained on LaunchBoard data entry for tracking and reporting, Implement Salesforce tool B) $112,900 C) Categorical Funding (SW) Note: B) 50% of 2 positions (WFD Mgr, Prog Coord) to conduct activities (includes benefits) Partnership between CTE programs identified, academic affairs, student services and institutional effectiveness is critical to these activities. Communicati ons and Community Engagement (CCE) 6. As part of the Communications Plan, created ongoing targeted equitable marketing efforts to increase student enrollment, working with Academic Affairs and the Enrollment Mgmt Committee. # students enrolled Increase in FTES A) Other B) $200,000 C) District General Fund LBCCD CAED revised v3.4 Page 2 of 7 (FINAL) Targeted equitable marketing efforts to recruit students is an important ongoing strategy to meet FTES goals
3 Division Goal 2: Support Student Transition into Workforce College Strategic Goal #3 Supported: Build Community - Align educational programs with workforce development Program Area (What are we doing or how are we going to accomplish the goal?): Measurable Outcomes for each Strategy (How will we measure our success?): Timeline for Each Strategy/ Measureabl e outcomes (est. start and end dates): B) Amount Requested: $ A) Suggested Funding WFD 1. Serve on committees, task forces, and work groups, and provide leadership on WFD issues where appropriate to support CTE programs with strong growth based on labor market information. Regularly attend Strategic Plan Oversight Task Force, Strong Workforce Task Force, Program Advisories, CTE Curriculum Advisory and others. B) $160,000 salary & benefits C) District Request funding for Director of Workforce Development position, previously funded by District. WFD 2. Develop and launch employment engagement activities and assist with recruiting industry participation in advisory committees, cultivating and managing employer hips to generate internships and job placements opportunities for students. # of companies participating in advisory committees # of employer student internship opportunities generated # of job placements with industry for students Ongoing B) See above and Goal 1 under WFD C) District and Categorical Funding As identified in LBCC approved SW program plan LBCCD CAED revised v3.4 Page 3 of 7 (FINAL)
4 Division Goal 3: Build and sustain new innovative economic and workforce development programs College Strategic Goal #3 Supported: Build Community Infuse educational programs with opportunities for students, faculty and staff to meaningfully participate in and enhance the greater LB community Program Area (What are we doing or how are we going to accomplish the goal?): Measurable Outcomes for each Strategy (How will we measure our success?): Timeline for Each Strategy/ Measureable outcomes (est. start and end dates): B) Amount Requested: $ C) Suggested Funding SBDC 1. Establish on-going International Business Accelerator program on campus for early stage highgrowth entrepreneurs and connect to The Portal activities Two cohorts delivered annually with 15 to 20 companies per cohort. Companies utilizing services of The Portal A) Operations B) $50,000 C) SBDC and External sponsors Improvements to existing office space to deliver program to entrepreneurs SBDC 2. Build upon concept developed to implement and deliver new grant project in hip with City of LB to grow the City s entrepreneurship ecosystem by offering CAED programs and services. New investments to the City New entrepreneurs and startups attracted to the City Jobs created by new businesses A) Operations B) $150,000 C) SBDC, City and In response to City of LB RFP Launch, Do, Grow challenge Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses (10KSB) 3. Pilot growth small business program and integrate with existing entrepreneurship programs at LBCC. Detailed sustainability plan for offering program for small businesses to grow, funding support from revenues or other sources. B) $0 C) Existing staff time In anticipation of funding from Goldman Sachs Foundation ending LBCCD CAED revised v3.4 Page 4 of 7 (FINAL)
5 Division Goal 4: Build and strengthen community and hips College Strategic Goal #4 Supported: Invest in People and Support Structures for Transformation Improve Communications internally at all levels and externally with educational and community Program Area (What are we doing or how are we going to accomplish the goal?): Measurable Outcomes for each Strategy (How will we measure our success?): Timeline for Each Strategy/ Measureable outcomes (est. start and end dates): B) Amount Requested: $ C) Suggested Funding CAED 1. Leverage college s and program reputation to attract most qualified candidates to apply for CAED positions SBDC Lead Center and Service Centers fully staffed with targeted outreach B) Current staff time C) HR recruitment budget as available CAED 2. Improved communications and collaboration of program development internally within CAED Launch of Small Business Academy community education program hip among WFD/SBDC/10KSB Launch of ecommerce training series between WFD and SBDC B) Current staff time C) Grant funding and revenues CAED 3. Improved communications and collaboration with campus departments Client success stories published in annual State of the College report. Share CAED program information with Counseling dept, at College Culture Fridays, annual presentation to curriculum committee and LEAD Academy. B) Current staff time C) Grant funding and revenues LBCCD CAED revised v3.4 Page 5 of 7 (FINAL)
6 Division Goal 5: Build and strengthen community and hips College Strategic Goal #4 Supported: Invest in People and Support Structures for Transformation Improve Communications internally at all levels and externally with educational and community. Program Area (What are we doing or how are we going to accomplish the goal?): Measurable Outcomes for each Strategy (How will we measure our success?): Timeline for Each Strategy/ Measureable outcomes (est. start and end dates): B) Amount Requested: $ C) Suggested Funding WFD 1. Build out contract training program with a focus on logistics/supply chain, alternative fuels, and mechanical maintenance program in hip with CTE Team. Annual gross revenue of $200,000 with revenue increase of 10% annually thereafter. B) $100,000 C) Employers and other Revenue generation to support staff and WFD in continuing to be responsive to employer training needs. Communica tions and Community Engagement (CCE) 2. Centralize responsibility of event planning for college wide events with CCE, including all large events such as State of the College and high-profile guest speakers such as Cornell West. LBCC s reputation enhanced via successful events, demonstrating LBCC as premiere higher education institution to campus and community members B) $100,000 C) District Request is to fund a FT Events Coordinator position CCE 3. Launch redesigned website 80% user satisfaction rates for redesigned website launch A) Budget B) Allocated C) District Communications Plan approved in FY LBCCD CAED revised v3.4 Page 6 of 7 (FINAL)
7 CCE 4. Launch LBCC branding project Increased recognition of LBCC flagship initiatives and programs A) Budget B) Allocated C) District Communications Plan approved in FY Workgroup Members: CAED: Lou Anne Bynum, Executive Vice President; Melissa Infusino, Director, Workforce Development; Pat Nye, Executive Director, Small Business & Entrepreneurship programs; John Pope, Director, Communications & Community Engagement; Vivian Shimoyama, Regional Director, 10,000 Small Businesses; Sheneui Weber, Chief Operating Officer Classified Representatives - Maria Andrade-Hernandez and Veronica Rodriguez, Workforce Training Coordinators Academic Senate: Kenna Hillman, Executive Member and Curriculum Chair LBCCD CAED revised v3.4 Page 7 of 7 (FINAL)
8 LBCCD College Advancement and Economic Development VP-Level Plan Resource Requests Rank Area Request Amount Funding Source Yes/No PERSONNEL 1 WFD Director of Workforce Development $160,000 District 50% Funding for 2 positions (WFD Coordinator, Program District-Categorical 2 WFD Coordinator) $112,900 (SW) FT Events Coordinator position to centralize event planning for 3 Communications the college $100,000 District Sub-Total Personnel Requests $372,900 OTHER 1 Communications Marketing efforts to increase student enrollment $200,000 District 2 SBDC Complete furnishing space and ongoing Facilities maintenance for The LBCC TBD District and SBDC 3 SBDC Implement and deliver new grant project in hip with City of LB to grow the City's entrepreneurship ecosystem $150,000 Grants, SBDC, and external 4 SBDC Improvements to existing office space to deliver International Business Accelerator to entrepreneurs $50,000 SBDC and external 5 SBDC Program Supplies for Entrepreneurship Academy $5,000 SBDC and external Sub-Total Other Requests $405,000 GRAND TOTAL ALL REQUESTS $777,900 Approved Amount Comments LBCCD CAED Resource Requests FINAL
Request for Proposals
Request for Proposals Veterans Florida Entrepreneurship Program Network Partner Deadline for Proposals: 5:00 p.m. EDT, May 23, 2018 Only written questions will be accepted, please email questions to entrepreneurship@veteransflorida.org.
More informationCAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION INCENTIVE GRANT (CTEIG)
FUEL EDUCATION RESOURCE CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION INCENTIVE GRANT (CTEIG) Minimum Eligibility Requirements The California Career Technical Education Incentive Grant (CTEIG) program has been established
More informationEntrepreneurship is Evolving
Entrepreneurship is Evolving College Metrics State Funds Enrollment Where Revenue Company Metrics The S Curve The Innovation Window New Growth Strategy Original Strategy Time Importance to Cities and
More informationThe University of British Columbia
The following information is an excerpt from the Letter of Intent submitted to the J.W. McConnell Family Foundation in response to the RECODE Request for Proposals of Spring 2014. The University of British
More informationHigher Education Innovation & Entrepreneurship Working Group Meeting. 14 February, 2017 Middlesex Community College
Higher Education Innovation & Entrepreneurship Working Group Meeting 14 February, 2017 Middlesex Community College Working Group Goals Growing institutional capacity in entrepreneurship and innovation
More informationVeterans Florida Request for Proposals for the Florida VETS Entrepreneurship Program Network Partner Institution
Veterans Florida Request for Proposals for the Florida VETS Entrepreneurship Program Network Partner Institution 1 1. Objective Veterans Florida seeks responses from qualified post secondary institutions
More informationEvolving the Innovation Ecosystem. Cheryll Watson VP, Innovate Edmonton
Evolving the Innovation Ecosystem Cheryll Watson VP, Innovate Edmonton EEDC Mission Cultivate the energy, innovation, and investment needed to build a prosperous and resilient Edmonton economy Economic
More informationWIB incentivize faculty to join these discussion so to educate industry on the needs (e.g., Videotape or live feed for broader access shared online
BOARD OF GOVERNORS WORKFORCE, JOB CREATION, AND A STRONG ECONOMY RECOMMENDATIONS 1 NOTE: THE COMMENTS IN RED ARE FROM THE REGIONAL MEETINGS AND ARE NOT SPECIFICALLY ENDORSED BY THE ACADEMIC SENATE STUDENT
More informationTHE ENTREPRENEURIAL PUZZLE CONNECTING THE DOTS - EXTERNALLY AND INTERNALLY NACCE 2014 PRESENTATION COVER SHEET
THE ENTREPRENEURIAL PUZZLE CONNECTING THE DOTS - EXTERNALLY AND INTERNALLY NACCE 2014 PRESENTATION COVER SHEET Marilyn McDonald Strategic Business Development Officer Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community
More informationCELEBRATING ENTREPRENEURSHIP Celebrating outstanding achievement in advancing entrepreneurship
CELEBRATING ENTREPRENEURSHIP Celebrating outstanding achievement in advancing entrepreneurship APPLICATION FORM OVERVIEW Starting and growing a successful a company is a difficult task; entrepreneurs need
More informationLeveraging Data for Student Support: Tools for Student Services Professionals and Students
Leveraging Data for Student Support: Tools for Student Services Professionals and Students Bryan Miller, Foundation for Community Colleges Omid Pourzanjani, Golden West College Lynell Wiggins, Pasadena
More informationGLI S STRATEGY FOR REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH 2020 STRATEGIC GOALS 2017 TACTICAL GOALS - VISION -
GLI S STRATEGY FOR REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH 2020 STRATEGIC GOALS 2017 TACTICAL GOALS - VISION - FALL 2016 GLI S VISION GREATER AND LOUISVILLE GOALS FOR 2020 CREATING, GROWING AND RELOCATING BUSINESSES...
More informationRequest For Applications (RFA) Application Deadline: 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on August 26, 2016
Work for Yourself@50+ : Older Adult Self-Employment Grant Program Request For Applications (RFA) Application Deadline: 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on August 26, 2016 AARP Foundation is requesting applications
More informationCTNext Higher Education Entrepreneurship and Innovation Fund Program Guidelines
CTNext Higher Education Entrepreneurship and Innovation Fund Program Guidelines 1. General Information CTNext Mission CTNext, a wholly owned subsidiary of Connecticut Innovations (CI), aims to foster entrepreneurship
More informationDriving Economic Growth Through Entrepreneurship. Lessons From Spokane s Efforts
Driving Economic Growth Through Entrepreneurship Lessons From Spokane s Efforts First Thing First Entrepreneurship Director Greater Spokane Inc. Previous Owner of Two Companies Energy Efficiency Industry
More informationCENTERS OF EXCELLENCE
Fisher College of Business CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Many of the nation s leading companies turn to faculty thought leaders at The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business for innovative
More informationReport Responding to Requirements of Legislation: Student and Employer Connection Information System
Report Responding to Requirements of Legislation: Student and Employer Connection Information System Executive Summary The RealTime Talent Exchange was recently introduced to Minnesota to bring greater
More informationNew Jersey State Plan Presentation. September 2012
New Jersey State Plan Presentation September 2012 Business & Labor Unions Government & Community Based Organizations State Employment and Training Commission (SETC) Education & Training Providers Economic
More informationAlternative Routes Funding
2017-19 Biennium Budget Decision Package Agency: 350 Professional Educator Standards Board Decision Package Code/Title: PC/Alternative Routes Funding Budget Period: FY 2017-19 Budget Level: PL Agency Recommendation
More informationStrategic Recruitment: Do you know where to find and attract the right talent?
Strategic Recruitment: Do you know where to find and attract the right talent? Presenter Tracy Orrison Tracy.Orrison@opm.gov USAJOBS Deputy Program Manager Office of Personnel Management Job Opportunity
More informationCity of Kingston Report to Council Report Number
To: From: Resource Staff: City of Kingston Report to Council Report Number 17-247 Mayor & Council Gerard Hunt, Chief Administrative Officer Craig Desjardins, Senior Manager, Innovation & Institutional
More informationA. PROPOSAL OBJECTIVES AND SIGNIFIGANCE
Incubator Innovation Center Tim Distler, Business Economics Concentration: Finance James Garzia, Dual Major in Professional Accounting and Math Disttj81@oneonta.edu & Garzjp44@oneonta.edu $8,365/ 1 year
More informationOhio Third Frontier Program
Ohio Third Frontier Program Overview Created in 2002, the Ohio Third Frontier is an unprecedented commitment to create new technology-based products, companies, industries and jobs. In May, the Ohio Third
More informationRapid Response Incentive Program Community College Workforce Development
Rapid Response Incentive Program Community College Workforce Development Request for Proposals Issued by: Massachusetts Department of Higher Education One Ashburton Place, Room 1401 Boston, Massachusetts
More informationSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Global Entrepreneurship Week Kansas City
GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK KANSAS CITY SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Global Entrepreneurship Week Kansas City #GEWKC November 13 17, 2017 1 GEWKC 2016: BY THE NUMBERS INTRODUCTION Global Entrepreneurship
More informationStafford County Economic Development FY 2018 Business Plan. February 10, 2017
Stafford County Economic Development FY 2018 Business Plan February 10, 2017 Recommendations Provided in Stafford County Economic Development Strategic Plan OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION LEAD TIME FOR IMPLEMENTATION
More informationWHEREAS, A Healthy Economy includes supporting local entrepreneurs and start-up business; and
RESOLUTION NO. 6744 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A LIMITED DURATION PARTNERSHIP WITH THE REGIONAL ACCELERATOR AND INNOVATION NETWORK (RAIN) TO SUPPORT ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN ALBANY WHEREAS, the City of Albany
More informationECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT IN JAPAN JETRO TOKYO SEMINAR MARCH 2018
ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT IN JAPAN JETRO TOKYO SEMINAR MARCH 2018 AGENDA ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES FROM AROUND THE WORLD PANEL STRATEGIES FOR INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM GROWTH IN JAPAN ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
More informationThe Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges
The Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges PRESENTED TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS DATE: September 19-20, 2016 SUBJECT: Foundation for California Community Colleges Strategic Plan Annual Impact
More informationBusiness Accelerator Operator Request for Proposals. Release Date: March 14, 2017
Business Accelerator Operator Request for Proposals Release Date: March 14, 2017 Submission Date: April 14, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS BUSINESS ACCELERATOR OPERATOR PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY Introduction 3 Project
More informationSuccession Planning in an Academic Medical Center Nursing Service. Cynthia Barginere, DNP, RN FACHE Lynne M. Wallace, SPHR
Succession Planning in an Academic Medical Center Nursing Service Cynthia Barginere, DNP, RN FACHE Lynne M. Wallace, SPHR Rush University Medical Center Spanning 175 years, Rush has been part of the Chicago
More informationSoutheast Tech 2018 Strategic Plan Update Report EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Southeast Tech 2018 Strategic Plan Update Report EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Purpose: To provide the School Board with an annual overview of Southeast Tech s progress toward the implementation of the institute s
More informationSTRATEGIC PLAN
STRATEGIC PLAN 2018-2020 STRATEGY #1 RE AC H M O RE GI RLS GROW SUSTAINABLE GIRL MEMBERSHIP ACROSS LOS ANGELES, AND PARTICULARLY IN UNDERSERVED & UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES. INITIATIVES 1. Recruit more
More informationInnovation. Impact. Illinois.
Innovation. Impact. Illinois. An Economic Impact Report for the Research Park at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Research Park 60 Hazelwood Drive Champaign, IL 61820 researchpark.illinois.edu
More informationDATE: April 10 th, Invited Parties. RFP: Impact Assessment of CMU-Africa
DATE: April 10 th, 2018 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Invited Parties Chipiwa Zimbwa, Associate Director of Finance & HR, CMU-Africa RFP: Impact Assessment of CMU-Africa Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is pleased
More informationEntrEprEnEurship strategy
Entrepreneurship Strategy 2017-2020 INSPIRE, SUPPORT, EDUCATE, & research Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) has been closely connected to the business and industry community since its origins in 1912
More informationVeterans Education Training and Transition Program - VET 2. Dr. James Wilburn
Veterans Education Training and Transition Program - VET 2 Dr. James Wilburn 10,000 Transitioning Service Members entering the Georgia Workforce each year 64% seek immediate employment 33% pursue a college
More informationIowa State University Extension and Outreach and County Agricultural Extension Districts. Memorandum of Understanding
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and County Agricultural Extension Districts Memorandum of Understanding I. Preamble Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is a community-based education
More informationRegional Economic Development Commissions/Partnerships
Regional Economic Development Commissions/Partnerships ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW AND IMPACT 1. MISSION & PROGRAMS North Carolina s seven regional economic development commissions and partnerships (hereinafter
More informationPond-Deshpande Centre, University of New Brunswick
The following information is an excerpt from the Letter of Intent submitted to the J.W. McConnell Family Foundation in response to the RECODE Request for Proposals of Spring 2014. Pond-Deshpande Centre,
More informationLeveraging Science, Technology and Talent to Create Economic Growth and Opportunity for the Portland Metro Region
Leveraging Science, Technology and Talent to Create Economic Growth and Opportunity for the Portland Metro Region Presentation Overview What is the Portland Innovation Quadrant (IQ)? Why does the IQ matter?
More informationPreparing a New Generation of Educators Initiative EOI
Preparing a New Generation of Educators Initiative EOI Frequently Asked Questions & Answers Thank you for your interest in the second phase of the S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation s Preparing a New Generation
More informationNORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Intercollegiate Athletics Strategic Plan
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Intercollegiate Athletics Strategic Plan DECEMBER 2008 Northern Illinois University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics MISSION We develop CHAMPIONS in the classroom, in
More informationTallahassee Community College Foundation College Innovation Fund. Program Manual
Tallahassee Community College Foundation College Innovation Fund Program Manual REVISED APRIL 2018 TCC Foundation College Innovation Fund Page 2 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW... 3 PURPOSE...
More informationcommunity careers coursework powered by Apex Systems Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship in partnership with
Apex Systems Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship ischolars powered by Apex Systems Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship community careers coursework in partnership with Office of Undergraduate
More informationVeterans Florida Promotes Florida as a Veteran-Friendly State and Provides Numerous Services; Performance Measurement and Outreach Could Be Improved
February 2018 Report No. 18-04 Veterans Florida Promotes Florida as a Veteran-Friendly State and Provides Numerous Services; Performance Measurement and Outreach Could Be Improved at a glance Veterans
More informationBackground/Purpose. These funds are designated for:
Background/Purpose Next Generation Science Standards and Climate Science Education Grant Request for Proposal Guidelines: Community Based Organizations July 1, 2018 June 30, 2019 The 2018 Washington State
More informationRequest for Proposals
Request for Proposals For the period May 1, 2018 August 31, 2021 Learn & Earn Summer Youth Employment Program Proposals Due: February 26, 2018 at 12:00 PM (noon) Partner4Work 650 Smithfield Street, Suite
More information1. Program Requirements A. Provide the title Florida Job Growth Grant Fund Workforce Training Grant Proposal Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Institute Training Grant Gulf Coast State College The Gulf
More informationInternational Innovators
International Innovators FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is IN2NYC? What are the goals of IN2NYC? How does IN2NYC help entrepreneurs? How does IN2NYC help New Yorkers? Who is eligible to participate in
More informationREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS For FY 2014 Special Funding Opportunity for 1. Needs Assessment Priorities 2. Infrastructure/Capitol
The Community Mental Health Board (CMHB) of Oak Park Township REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS For FY 2014 Special Funding Opportunity for 1. Needs Assessment Priorities 2. Infrastructure/Capitol May 22, 2013 Synopsis
More information2010 Foreign and Chinese Private-Owned Companies Talent Competitiveness Survey
2010 Foreign and Chinese Private-Owned Companies Talent Competitiveness Survey A Manpower Survey Foreign and Chinese Private-Owned Companies Talent Competitiveness Survey China s talent landscape is changing.
More informationMaricopa Center for Entrepreneurship. Powered by NACET
Maricopa Center for Entrepreneurship Powered by NACET Quarter 3 Update 2018 MCE 3 rd Quarter Statistics Metric 3 rd Quarter 2 nd Quarter Clients Served 32 39 Hours of Direct Client Service 108 64.90 Resident
More informationWomen Entrepreneurship: Empowering Training, Measurement, Launch, & Sustainability
To: ICES From: Dr. Denise E. Williams Assistant Professor College of Management, Metropolitan State University Re: Submission to Community Engaged Scholarship Grant Date: November 14, 2016 I respectfully
More informationDegree in Management of Business and Technology
Degree in Management of Business and Technology Official University Degree Specializations: Digital Marketing Digital Entrepreneurship Digital Economy Sports Management 100% IN ENGLISH OR BILINGUAL ENG/SPA
More informationBerkeley Women in Business
Berkeley Info Session I & II Thursday, February 1st Spring 2018 All Majors and Genders Welcome! Fall 2016 Provide professional development Offer career networking opportunities Create a support system
More informationThe Role of the Research Enterprise in Economic Development
The Role of the Research Enterprise in Economic Development Board of Trustees Workgroup Research and Health Sciences April 17, 2008 Karen A. Holbrook Vice President for Research and Innovation Science
More informationInnovation and Entrepreneurship. Thomas O Neal Associate Vice President Office of Research and Commercialization University of Central Florida
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Thomas O Neal Associate Vice President Office of Research and Commercialization University of Central Florida About UCF Second largest university in the nation 60,000 students
More informationUMKC SCHOOL OF NURSING: STRATEGIC PLAN
We Are A National Leader in Scholarship & Creative Activity UMKC SCHOOL OF NURSING: STRATEGIC PLAN GOAL: Build and maintain model undergraduate and graduate programs that have increasing national recognition.
More informationINNOVATION POLICY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
INNOVATION POLICY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PURPOSE The purpose of the Bexar County Innovation Policy for Economic Development is to spur and accelerate the growth of the innovation-focused digital information
More informationTANZANIA COMMISSION FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (COSTECH) JOB VACANCIES (RE-ADVERTISED)
TANZANIA COMMISSION FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (COSTECH) JOB VACANCIES (RE-ADVERTISED) General information The Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH) is a Parastatal organization established
More informationSenate File Enrolled
Senate File 2430 - Enrolled PAG LIN 1 1 SENATE FILE 2430 1 2 1 3 AN ACT 1 4 RELATING TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY CREATING A COMMUNITY MICRO- 1 5 ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION GRANT PROGRAM, A MICRO-
More informationBright Future Program REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
Bright Future Program Pathway 2 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Incubation Program Issuance Date: 10, October 2017 Closing Date: 31, October 2017 CALL FOR KABUL BASED ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDED ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING
More informationDeveloping a Recruitment Plan & Strategy
Developing a Recruitment Plan & Strategy NursingCAS is the centralized application service for nursing administered by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and Liaison International 1 Developing
More informationSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Denver Startup Week 2018 September 24 th 28 th SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES By the Numbers Denver Startup Week 2017 18,885 people registered to attend 376 Sessions and events 8,800+ visitors at Chase Basecamp
More informationA Multi-University Fed Post-Graduate Accelerator and a Model for Economic Development
A Multi-University Fed Post-Graduate Accelerator and a Model for Economic Development Partnership, Sponsorship & Marketing Opportunity Prepared By: Steve Boerner President Hatch House Ventures steve@hatchhouseventures.com
More informationAPPENDIX F. Sector Specific Objectives
APPENDIX F Sector Specific Objectives 2017-2018 Each Sector Navigator, in collaboration with Sector Deputy Sector Navigators, has developed Sector Specific Objectives as the first step in 2016-2017 planning.
More informationStudent Entrepreneurs
CICEP INNOVATION AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITY UNIVERSITIES AWARDS PROGRAM CASE STUDY 2014 Student Entrepreneurs The offices within Pitt s Innovation Institute historically have focused on technology licensing,
More informationPosition Justification Template
Position Justification Template Attach completed form to HR Position Management request Section A: Position Information Requestor: Alisha Kreider & Val Adams Date: 8/7/2014 Department: Supplemental Staff
More informationA DECADE OF EXCELLENCE TEN-YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN FOR UTIA WORKING DRAFT 01/22/18
As we celebrate fifty years as the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture (UTIA), it is only fitting that we honor the past while turning our focus to the future. In 2017, UTIA began the process
More informationPhysician Alignment Strategies and Options. June 1, 2011
Physician Alignment Strategies and Options June 1, 2011 1 Today s Discussion Review physician-hospital alignment objectives Understand the changing paradigm Evaluate alignment strategies for a new delivery
More informationTELLURIDE VENTURE ACCELERATOR. Matching Entrepreneurs with Funding and Mentors Advancing Economic Success March 17, 2015 Washington DC
TELLURIDE VENTURE ACCELERATOR Matching Entrepreneurs with Funding and Mentors Advancing Economic Success March 17, 2015 Washington DC BACKGROUND Community foundation serving SW Colorado Make community
More informationKU Entrepreneurial Ecosystem. October 2016
KU Entrepreneurial Ecosystem October 2016 ENTREPRENEURSHIP ECOSYSTEM AT KU Leveraged what KU already had Business School Built Assets BTBC Incubator KUIC End Result KU moved from a Maintainer to a Builder
More informationCoordinator of Entrepreneurial Studies DEBORAH F. INMAN
College of Business Office: COBB 218 C E-mail: debinman@latech.edu DEBORAH F. INMAN Coordinator of Entrepreneurial Studies EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION Master of Business Administration, August
More informationUniversity of West Georgia. University Web Advisory Committee Fiscal Year 2015
University of West Georgia University Web Advisory Committee Fiscal Year October 7, 2014 o bold. dvance and Reinvent University of West Georgia 2 oday s Agenda. Agenda, Web Advisory Committee, charge,
More informationBusiness Services Report
Business Services Report Danville-Pittsylvania County 2016-17 Presented by: Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 99 8653 US Highway 29 Blairs, Virginia 24527 (434) 836-6990 www.dpchamber.org
More informationMedicaid Managed Care. Samantha Olds Frey Executive Director Illinois Association of Medicaid Health Plans
Medicaid Managed Care Samantha Olds Frey Executive Director Illinois Association of Medicaid Health Plans Illinois Association of Medicaid Health Plans Medicaid Care Coordination Programs Integrated Care
More informationMANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS CENTER & TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY CENTER:
MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS CENTER & TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY CENTER: REPORT ON REVENUES & EXPENDITURES REPORTED TO THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, THE FISCAL RESEARCH DIVISION AND THE OFFICE
More informationSHASTA EDC BUSINESS PLAN
SHASTA EDC BUSINESS PLAN 2016-2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS Vision, Mission, Principles & Values 3 Responsibilities & Focus 4 Company Recruitment 5-7 Business Expansion & Retention 8 Entrepreneurial Development
More information22-29 JULY 2018 LAKE SEVAN, ARMENIA THE PROGRAMME
THE PROGRAMME SEVAN STARTUP SUMMIT 2018 INFORMATION Sevan Startup Summit ( www.seasidestartupsummit.com ) is the first outdoor campsite-based forum that fosters intensive deal-making and immersive conversations
More informationRequest for Proposals
Request for Proposals THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION NOVEMBER 15, 2016 1 SUMMARY AND BACKGROUND The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation (BNYDC) is currently accepting proposals for
More informationPamplin Standing Committees Definitions and Procedures
Pamplin Standing Committees Definitions and Procedures Policy 495 Adopted: July 31, 2014 Revised: November 7, 2017 April 4, 2017 September 14, 2016 August 17, 2016 July 1, 2016 November 6, 2015 April 24,
More informationBright Future Program REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
Bright Future Program Pathway 2 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Incubation Program Issuance Date: 01, April 2018 Closing Date: 30, April 2018 CALL FOR KABUL BASED ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDED ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING BUSINESS
More informationBusiness Incubation. Tom O Neal
Business Incubation Tom O Neal September 16, 2010 Welcome from UCFBIP Management Team Tom O Neal Executive Director Gordon Hogan Director of Operations, Business Development Manager Site Manager - Photonics
More informationProgram Viability Proposal Template
Program Viability Proposal Template The purpose of this template is to assist faculty and others in preparing the proposals required by AP 4201 (Program Viability Initiation, Modification, and Discontinuance).
More informationBehavioral Wellness. Garden Fountain by Bridget Hochman RECOMMENDED BUDGET & STAFFING SUMMARY & BUDGET PROGRAMS CHART
Garden Fountain by Bridget Hochman RECOMMENDED BUDGET & STAFFING SUMMARY & BUDGET PROGRAMS CHART Operating $ 133,861,700 Capital $ 0 FTEs 384.4 Alice Gleghorn, PhD Director Administration & Support Mental
More informationCall for application FALL 2018 BATCH
Call for application FALL 2018 BATCH x S O M E N U M B E R S A B O U T T H E H E C I N C U B A T O R 318 supported projects 75 projects currently in the program We are a startup of startups 20+ sectors
More informationAt the JLMBC s September 8, 2016 meeting, staff will present recommendations for:
Joint Labor-Management Benefits Committee COMMITTEE REPORT 16-22 Date: July 1, 2016 To: From: Subject: Joint Labor-Management Benefits Committee Staff Staff Report: Member Refunds, Wellness Program Development,
More informationTerms of Reference. Program Director YBI-MIF Youth Entrepreneurship Programme (YEP) for Latin America/Caribbean
Terms of Reference Program Director YBI-MIF Youth Entrepreneurship Programme (YEP) for Latin America/Caribbean Location Bogota, Colombia Term Fixed Term Contract. YEP is a 5 year program (Oct 2013 Oct
More informationBuilding Successful Entrepreneurship Education Programs for Engineers and Scientists
Building Successful Entrepreneurship Education Programs for Engineers and Scientists Slide 1 #1 First Things First Why is This Important? Economic growth depends upon both high technology and entrepreneurship
More informationSocial Innovation and Smart University
PNC 2016 Annual Conference and Joint Meetings The Getty Center, Los Angeles, USA August 16-18, 2016 Social Innovation and Smart University A Living Lab Approach toward Interdisciplinary and Entrepreneurship
More informationCCCAOE Leadership Academy
The Mission of CCCAOE is to provide leadership for occupational education and economic development professionals involved in workforce development and the enhancement of California's position within a
More informationUniversity Advancement 2017/2018 Budget Request
University Advancement 2017/2018 Budget Request University Advancement Permanent Temporary Total New Benefitted Positions 3.00 3.00 Increase in revenue - Salaries & Wages 234,000 234,000 Salary Adjustments
More informationAnnual Conference - January 19-22, Philadelphia
USASBE 32nd Annual Conference Preliminary Schedule Wednesday, January 18, 2017 (pre-conference) 6:00 pm 9:00 pm USASBE Outgoing Board Meeting at Bank & Bourbon (invitation only) Thursday, January 19, 2017
More informationREQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK Human Capital, Youth and Skills Development Department (AHHD) Avenue Jean-Paul II, 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d Ivoire E-mail: n.gningue@afdb.org
More informationUrban Innovation21 s Inclusive Innovation Approach
Urban Innovation21 s Inclusive Innovation Approach An economic development approach that is working to make sure that all communities are connected to the Pittsburgh Region s Economic prosperity. William
More informationDegree in Digital Business, Design and Innovation
Degree in Digital Business, Design and Innovation Official University Degree 100% IN ENGLISH NEW 3 YEARS INTRODUCTION In today s world, the digital revolution is transforming the way we communicate and
More information21 st CENTURY INITIATIVE UNIVERSITY GOALS
21 st CENTURY INITIATIVE UNIVERSITY GOALS 2016-17 FINANCIAL HEALTH UNIT Revenue Enhancement Administrative Enhancement DEANS A&S COB DENT CEHD *Establish an effective development team of fundraisers *Expand
More informationSDVOSB Program. First Wednesday Virtual Learning Series 2018
SDVOSB Program First Wednesday Virtual Learning Series 2018 Hosts Christopher Eischen, Procurement Center Representative SBA Office of Government Contracting, Area IV Valerie Coleman, Program Manager,
More informationAfter the Merger: Creating an Integrated System. Jenny Barnett EVP Finance and Interim Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer CHE Trinity Health
After the Merger: Creating an Integrated System Jenny Barnett EVP Finance and Interim Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer CHE Trinity Health HFMA Panel Discussion October 4, 2013 Drivers for the consolidation/merger
More information