Navigating Politics, Entrepreneurs, and Bureaucracy: The Path to Creating a Meaningful Community College Entrepreneurial Program
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Creating entrepreneurial programs that connect with entrepreneurs and the local community and meet the goals and objectives of community colleges is a fine art. Identifying community college champions willing to drive the engagement of entrepreneurial and business leadership is an essential component to growing local entrepreneurs, startups and increasing entrepreneurial brand recognition for the community college.
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Navigating Politics, Entrepreneurs, and Bureaucracy: The Path to Creating a Meaningful Community College Entrepreneurial Program
- 1. Navigating Politics, Entrepreneurs, and Bureaucracy: The Path to Creating a Meaningful Community College Entrepreneurial Program Presented by Carol Messer, Former Provost [email_address] Sean Griffin, Entrepreneurial Program Developer [email_address] Kristen Bergman, Entrepreneurial Thought Leader [email_address]
- 2. Carol Messer Recently Retired Provost Over 32 Years of Community College Experience Tulsa Entrepreneurial Initiatives Member
- 6. Presidential Charge! Create a Meaningful Entrepreneurial Program President, Dr. Tom McKeon
- 7. Game Changer
- 8. Like I Didn’t Have Enough to Do!
- 9. Started Collecting Allies and Sharing Charge
- 10. Don’t Waste Time with Settlers or Stragglers
- 11. Look for Pioneers! The Settlers Will Come Along
- 12. Don’t Put Tape on My Wall!
- 14. Create an Independent Fund vs. Dollars in a General Fund
- 15. Engage Creative Problem Solvers vs. Gate Keepers
- 16. Support From the Top
- 17. Don’t Settle for No!
- 18. Keep Looking for Pioneers and People
- 20. Stuck in a Rut Started Doing Things the Same Old Way
- 21. Working with Faculty on Traditional Curriculum
- 22. Not Looking Like Game Changing
- 24. Ah Ha! Mayor Kathy Taylor Strong Entrepreneurial Commitment
- 25. Sean Griffin Tulsa Economic Development Commission Chair of Entrepreneurial Initiatives History with TCC includes: Graphic Facilitation, One-College Initiative, Creativity Courses, and Strategic Planning.
- 27. Invited Sean to Lunch
- 28. Made Ask
- 29. Not Just No
- 31. What if I protected you?
- 32. Would not have to deal with the Gatekeepers.
- 34. Now what?
- 35. Find Money!
- 36. Think Different
- 38. Boxed Into College Thinking
- 39. The College Not Seen as Entrepreneurial, Innovative, or as a Place for Entrepreneurs by the Community
- 40. Sean Griffin Visual Thinking Entrepreneur, StartUp Mixologist, & Silicon Valley Transplant
- 41. Visual Thinking Company Group Processes Organizational Change Entrepreneurial Programming Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Performance Cultures
- 42. Modified Visualizing the Steps to Starting Your StartUp Think-A-Torium ®
- 43. Launch Born
- 44. Presented to Original Entrepreneurial Team at College
- 45. Got Excited! We Need All Our Programs Developed Like This. . .
- 46. Engaged 36 Thought Leaders A Key to Success
- 47. Lift-Off of Launch Flight I A New Way to Teach Entrepreneurs How to Start a StartUp Business Model Development Coaching and Mentoring Process
- 48. Silicon Valley Style Liftoff Event Pitches Networking Press Dignitaries
- 49. New Opportunity Mayor Kathy Taylor Leaves Office
- 51. Kristen Bergman, President of Vizalution Attends First NACCE Conference
- 52. Moratorium on Travel @ TCC
- 53. Discovered Traditional Entrepreneurial Programming
- 54. Frustrated
- 55. Need Entrepreneurs to Teach Entrepreneurs How to Start StartUps
- 57. Entering Fifth Year Over 400 StartUp 43 Operating StartUps 180 New Locally Grown Jobs $8,287,740 Annual Payroll $8,550,000 Funding Raised
- 58. Three Flights of Launch 112 StartUp Applications 42 StartUps Participate 7 Operating StartUps 29 New Locally Grown Jobs $1,353,664 Annual Payroll $375,000 Funding Raised
- 59. Partnering to Expand Entrepreneurial Programming Nationwide
- 60. Learn More @ Tulsa Community College http://www.tulsacc.edu Vizalution http://www.vizalution.com Start Your Own Business Model Competition http://www.startupspiritaward.com Tulsa Entrepreneurial Spirit Award Business Model Competition http://www.tulsaspiritaward.com Launch StartUp Business Model Coaching Program http://www.launchyourejourney.com Carol Messer - CarolMesser@354@gmail.com Sean Griffin - [email_address] Kristen Bergman - [email_address]