GCEC 2019 Conference Program

September 26

September 27

10:40-11:40

How to Work Across Disciplines: Successful Models for Decentralized Entrepreneurship Programs

Megan Greer, Elizabeth P. Pyle – NC State University
Meeting Room 1,Aula Medica

10:40-11:40

How to Facilitate Radical Collaboration through Hackathons

Ami Stuart, Tushar, Rose Pember – Cornell University
4th foyer, Aula Medica

10:40-11:40

How do we Fix the Diversity Problem? Real World Scenarios of Diversity Challenges in Entrepreneurship Programs

Andrea Ippolito, Tom Schryver, Ken Rother – Cornell University
Biomedicum 3

10:40-11:40

Why an Entrepreneurship Degree Should be much more than a Series of Courses

Bruce Bachenheimer – Pace University
campfire 1, Aula Medica

10:40-11:40

Why am I still “dancing on my own” – Putting entrepreneurship on the university agenda

Hanna Jansson, Cecilie Hilmer – Karolinska Institutet
campfire 2, Aula Medica

10:40-11:40

Adapting the I-Corps Program Internationally

Poh Kam Wong, David Burt, Raymond Chu, Ran Meged – National University of Singapore – NUS Business School , The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Merage Institute Leader for Israel Lean Launchpad
Biomedicum 1

10:40-11:40

12:30-13:00

Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurial Education: Learnings from Experienced International Higher Educators

Kari-Pekka Heikkinen, Katta Siltavirta – Oulu University of Applied Sciences
Meeting Room 5, Aula Medica

12:30-13:00

13:05-13:35

Venture Crawl: A Case Study in Collaboration, Exploration and Taking Learning into the Ecosystem

Rachel Stockey, Ben Cole – King’s College London
4th Foyer, Aula Medica

13:05-13:35

How to Nurture Enterprise Skills in a Fast and Fun Way

Siobhan Curran – University of Newcastle, Australia
Meeting Room 2, Aula Medica

13:05-13:35

13:05-14:05

Learning Across Boundaries – (International) MBA Students Meet Township Entrepreneurs

Ndileka Zantsi – University of Cape Town: GSB Solution Space
Biomedicum 2

13:05-14:05

How to Develop Entrepreneurial Culture?

Ayelet Cohen, Amnon Dekel – HUJI-Innovate, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
CampFire 1, Aula Medica

13:05-14:05

Diversity Entrepreneurship in Underserved Communities

Sharon Goldsmith, Ann Marshall Tilton – Hofstra University, Tulane University
CampFire 2, Aula Medica

13:05-14:05

Hidden Bias: Where we Shortchange our Startups and Limit our Impact

Catherine Santamaria, Terrence Brown, Monica Dean, Susan Duffy, Monica Dean, Jill Ker Conway, Liz Choonara – Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship, Rice University, SSES, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center, Smith College, Center for Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership, Babson College, Imperial Enterprise Lab, Imperial College
Biomedicum 1

13:05-14:05

13:10-13:40

How to use Entrepreneurship Education to Drive Digital Transformation?

Franziska Mattner, Prof. Dr. Herbert Gillig – Munich University of Applied Sciences/Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship
Meeting Room 5, Aula Medica

13:10-13:40

13:45-14:15

What do food technologists need to take into consideration when shaping the future of food?

Roberto Flore – DTU Skylab, Technical University of Denmark
Meeting Room 2, Aula Medica

13:45-14:15

14:15-14:45

Liberal Starts: How the Study of Entrepreneurship Can Benefit From the Liberal Arts, and Vice Versa

Michael Panesis – California Lutheran University
Meeting Room 1, Aula Medica

14:15-14:45

14:15-15:15

Beyond Lean Startup Education: How to use Non-traditional E-ship Ed to Create High Impact Learning Experiences.

Shelly Brenckman – Texas A&M University
Biomedicum 4

14:15-15:15

The Importance of Entrepreneurship Research

Don Kuratko, Jeffrey S. Hornsby, Dianne Welsh, Rasmus Rahm – Indiana University, University of Missouri-Kansas City, University of North Carolina-Greensboro, Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship
Biomedicum 1

14:15-15:15

14:25-14:55

The Scavenged: Engaging an Entrepreneurial Mindset Through Alternative Reality Gaming

Dr. Mary Kayler, Dr. Mike Bowers – Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
4th foyer, Aula Medica

14:25-14:55

September 28

10:40-11:40

Fostering Deep Tech Startups

Mikkel Sørensen, Tim Miano, Lisa Ericsson, Thomas Howard – DTU Skylab, Technical University of Denmark, MIT Innovation Initiative, KTH Innovation, DTU Centre for Technology Entrepreneurship
Biomedicum 1

10:40-11:40

How On-Site Experiential Learning Supports Successful Transitions from Campus to Frontier Markets

Megan Mitchell, Julia Turnbull – The Legatum Center for Development & Entrepreneurship at MIT
Meeting Rooom 1, Aula Medica

10:40-11:40

Top Entrepreneurs Your Center Should Know

Melissa Roberts, Dr. Michelle Boullion, Shanna Spencer, Misty Stutsman – Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship Louisiana State University, Texas A&M University, Syracuse University
Biomedicum 2

10:40-11:40

Top Entrepreneurs Your Center Should Know

10:40-11:40

How to Create a State-of-the-Art Online Minor in Entrepreneurship

Michael Glauser, Andy Thunell – Utah State University
meeting room 5, Aula Medica

10:40-11:40

Turning Critical Thinking into Critical Doing – Incorporating Entrepreneurship into Gen Ed and Liberal Arts Classes

Alan Kerzner, Genevieve Amaral – Fox Business School, Temple University
Biomedicum 4

10:40-11:40

What is a safe space and how do we create the conditions for entrepreneurial discovery

Anna Birgersdotter, Cecilie Hilmer – Unit For Bioentrepreneurship (UBE), Karolinska Institutet
campfire 2, Aula Medica

10:40-11:40

11:50-12:20

How to Build University Industry Partnerships Through Entrepreneurship

Susan Giesecke – University of California Berkeley
Biomedicum 2

11:50-12:20

Driving Collaboration Among Universities in an Emerging Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Valentin Grecu, Eugen Popescu, Flaviu Turcu, Costin Sorici, Alexandru Radovici – Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu
Biomedicum 3

11:50-12:20

How Do We Measure Success? Intention vs. Result in Entrepreneurship Education

Nora Myers, Carrie White – West Virginia University
Biomedicum 1

11:50-12:20

12:00-13:00

Networking Lunch

Women Entrepreneurship Education hosted by Babson College’s Diana International Research Institute

4th foyer, Aula Medica

12:00-13:00

Sponsor Lunch Discussion

#BlackEntrepreneursMatter – Common Barriers for Inclusion in Entrepreneurship Programs

Café Erik Jorpes, Aula Medica (entrance floor)

12:00-13:00

13:00-14:00

How Can Universities Effectively Assess Entrepreneurship Education and What Impact Does it Have on Alumni Employability?

Andrea Barrett – University of Rochester
meeting room 5, Aula Medica

13:00-14:00

13:05-13:35

Lean Startup of an Accelerator Program

Lara Hobson, Laurel Ofstein, Sandra Cochrane – Western Michigan University
4th foyer, Aula Medica

13:05-13:35

How Does Family Business Education Foster an Entrepreneurial Mindset across the Campus?

Petru Sandu – Elizabethtown College
meeting room 2, Aula Medica

13:05-13:35

13:05-14:05

Higher Ed and the Real World: Bridging the Chasm

Amnon Dekel, Ayelet Cohen – Hebrew University Jerusalem
meeting room 1, Aula Medica

13:05-14:05

Creating a family business network among centers

Kajsa Haag, Massimo Baù, Mattias Nordqvist – Jönköping International Business School
campfire 2, Aula Medica

13:05-14:05

The Future of Women’s Entrepreneurship

Liz Choonara, Olivia Standish, Megan Mitchell, Susan Duffy, Anna Birgersdotter – Imperial College London, MIT, Babson College, Karolinska Institutet
campfire 1, Aula Medica

13:05-14:05

Creating Win-Win Relationships Between Centers/Institutes and Student Entrepreneurship Clubs

Bruce Teague, Michael Bowers, Matthew Smilor, James Zebrowski – Eastern Washington University
Biomedicum 1

13:05-14:05

13:45-14:15

From Zero to GCEC. Outstanding Emerging Entrepreneurship Center in Two Years: One University’s Road Map to Success

Ian Grant – University of New Hampshire Entrepreneurship Center
meeting room 2, Aula Medica

13:45-14:15

14:10-14:40

How to Collect Meaningful Data and Why Sharing Among Entrepreneurship Centers is Fundamental to Future Innovation

Duncan Moore – University of Rochester, Ain Center for Entrepreneurship
meeting room 5, Aula Medica

14:10-14:40

14:15-14:45

How to Effectively Design and Execute Entrepreneurial Programs for Alumni

Drea Shipp-Caldwell – University of Michigan- Zell Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies
meeting room 1, Aula Medica

14:15-14:45

14:15-15:15

Are Transplants of Foreign Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Possible (or Not)?

Jasna Pocek – Sten K Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship at Lund University
Biomedicum 3

14:15-15:15

What the Future of Entrepreneurship Education Looks Like Now

Dianne Welsh, Joan Lofgren, William McDowell, Franziska Mattner – University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Biomedicum 1

14:15-15:15

14:50-15:20

How to Launch a Blockchain Entrepreneurship Program

Simon Mak – Southern Methodist University Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship
meeting room 5, Aula Medica

14:50-15:20

GCEC 2019 Conference Program

September 26

Pre-conference Bootcamp for New Entrepreneurship Center Directors

New Member Orientation

Welcome Mingle and Dinner

September 27

Registration

Official Opening Ceremony of GCEC 2019

Keynote

How to Work Across Disciplines: Successful Models for Decentralized Entrepreneurship Programs

How to Facilitate Radical Collaboration through Hackathons

How do we Fix the Diversity Problem? Real World Scenarios of Diversity Challenges in Entrepreneurship Programs

Re-envisioning the Innovation Ecosystem

How Individuals Approach Entrepreneurship Matters for Engagement

Why an Entrepreneurship Degree Should be much more than a Series of Courses

Why am I still “dancing on my own” – Putting entrepreneurship on the university agenda

Adapting the I-Corps Program Internationally

How MIT approaches the next generation of innovation infrastructure

High Impact Entreprenurial Bootcamp for STEM PhD/Postdocs

What to Avoid when Starting your Entrepreneurship Center

How I-Corps Is Scaling in 2019

Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurial Education: Learnings from Experienced International Higher Educators

Lunch

Venture Crawl: A Case Study in Collaboration, Exploration and Taking Learning into the Ecosystem

How to Nurture Enterprise Skills in a Fast and Fun Way

Learning Across Boundaries – (International) MBA Students Meet Township Entrepreneurs

What Motivates Students to Make Progress?

The Post-VC Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurial Education Game

How to Develop Entrepreneurial Culture?

Diversity Entrepreneurship in Underserved Communities

Hidden Bias: Where we Shortchange our Startups and Limit our Impact

How to use Entrepreneurship Education to Drive Digital Transformation?

How to Build a Board in Six Months

What do food technologists need to take into consideration when shaping the future of food?

Liberal Starts: How the Study of Entrepreneurship Can Benefit From the Liberal Arts, and Vice Versa

How Does Our Teaching Differ Between General and Social Entrepreneurship?

What Should Entrepreneurship General Education Courses

What is the Future of Design Thinking in Entrepreneurship Education?

Beyond Lean Startup Education: How to use Non-traditional E-ship Ed to Create High Impact Learning Experiences.

The Importance of Entrepreneurship Research

The Scavenged: Engaging an Entrepreneurial Mindset Through Alternative Reality Gaming

Hacking Inclusive Economic Development

Keynote

Dinner at Vasa Museum Ship Hall

September 28

Keynote

Fostering Deep Tech Startups

Metrics – You Get What You Measure

How On-Site Experiential Learning Supports Successful Transitions from Campus to Frontier Markets

Top Entrepreneurs Your Center Should Know

Top Entrepreneurs Your Center Should Know

How to Create a State-of-the-Art Online Minor in Entrepreneurship

Turning Critical Thinking into Critical Doing – Incorporating Entrepreneurship into Gen Ed and Liberal Arts Classes

How to Help Hardware Entrepreneurs Evaluate and Scale

What is a safe space and how do we create the conditions for entrepreneurial discovery

How to Teach Music/Arts Entrepreneurship

How to Build University Industry Partnerships Through Entrepreneurship

Driving Collaboration Among Universities in an Emerging Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

How Do We Measure Success? Intention vs. Result in Entrepreneurship Education

Lunch

Networking Lunch

Sponsor Lunch Discussion

How Can Universities Effectively Assess Entrepreneurship Education and What Impact Does it Have on Alumni Employability?

Lean Startup of an Accelerator Program

How Does Family Business Education Foster an Entrepreneurial Mindset across the Campus?

Higher Ed and the Real World: Bridging the Chasm

Experiential Classroom Exercises for Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneur in Residence, a Value Creation Roadmap in a Medical University

Creating a family business network among centers

The Future of Women’s Entrepreneurship

Creating Win-Win Relationships Between Centers/Institutes and Student Entrepreneurship Clubs

Experiential Learning – Successes and Failures

Why We Should Stop Teaching the Lean Startup

From Zero to GCEC. Outstanding Emerging Entrepreneurship Center in Two Years: One University’s Road Map to Success

How to Collect Meaningful Data and Why Sharing Among Entrepreneurship Centers is Fundamental to Future Innovation

How to Effectively Design and Execute Entrepreneurial Programs for Alumni

Why Use Design Methods in Teaching Entrepreneurship?

Are Transplants of Foreign Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Possible (or Not)?

How Entrepreneurship Programs Should be Organized in Practice?

Official Opening Ceremony
of GCEC 2019