Best recipes come from local ingredients
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The title, “Best recipes come from local ingredients,” is taken from comments by Maryann Feldman, Heninger Distinguished…
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Balancing Act
University Innovation & Entrepreneurial Ecosystems in Challenging Environments reblog of my LinkedIn Pulse post of 1/9/2015. When global leaders seek Continue reading
Impact Inventing
Innovation – both technology and business-model-related – is key to fostering sustainable, inclusive economic development. The developing world needs more, Continue reading
Competitive Advantage to Cooperative Advantage
I am writing on the flight back from St. Petersburg where I attended the annual holiday party of Biocad Ltd., Continue reading
Inclusive Innovation at Home
Over the years, I’ve written extensively about seeding innovation ecosystems in developing and transition economies. Traditionally, models from innovation-driven economies are Continue reading
University Ecosystem Building
University Ecosystem Building in Challenging Environments: Bending the Ivory Tower to the Grassroots Globally, leaders seek to leverage the power Continue reading
Water-Energy-Food Nexus
Innovation Ecosystems at the Water-Energy-Food Nexus Innovation ecosystems conjure up the image of fast-paced, high-growth entrepreneurial ventures thriving around angel Continue reading
Assisted Tech Transfer
Reblog of my post on Cisco EMEAR Regional Thinker Series – Technology Transfer in Saudi Arabia: A Third Pathway; Used Continue reading
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