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Category Archives: arts
Entrepreneurial Entrepreneurship Teachers – Part 5, Karen Gillie
So one day four years ago I received a message to contact Karen Gillie at Anthis Career Center. She wondered if I’d be willing to let a student interested in entrepreneurship visit me for a job shadow. That student was … Continue reading
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Listen to This: My City
Last week I wrote about a ground breaking entrepreneurship event here in Fort Wayne. Only one week later and I find myself embedding a just-released video showing some great work by a bunch of our young artists (musicians, videographers, audio … Continue reading
2012 Fort Wayne Crystal Ball
Well, it’s almost 2012, a time for predictions. I’ve never made predictions before, but for some strange reason, I’m compelled to gaze into the future this year. I work with, care about, and write about entrepreneurship, technology, and the arts. … Continue reading
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Culture Hacking in Fort Wayne
It seems like more and more of what my friends and I are doing today can be defined as “culture hacking”. I didn’t invent the phrase. I read it here: http://adamfeuer.com/blog/2011/11/20/culture-hacking/. What is culture hacking? Adam writes, “Culture hacking at … Continue reading
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One More Startup Hub
Paul Graham recently published an essay about why startup hubs work. Nice essay – well thought out and makes good sense. A bit more simple model this time than his seminal 2006 essay on how to create a tech startup hub. … Continue reading
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Nick Arnett’s 12 in 12
Usually I write about young entrepreneurs because they are starting or scaling business ventures. The subject of this post is a bit different – he’s launching a very entrepreneurial project. If you haven’t hung around downtown Fort Wayne you might … Continue reading
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A Must See – Fort Wayne Regional Maker Faire
Right now, as I type this at a comfortable table at the Firefly coffee house, three student from NIIC’s Student Venture Lab are launching PYPline‘s beta at the World Maker Faire in New York City. Photo “borrowed” from Graham’s Facebook feed Many … Continue reading
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Legacy … continued
I attended the Legacy Fort Wayne Task Force meeting this week. They were trying to work out their final recommendations (they’ll need at least one more meeting). The idea I had proposed (a fund for Tech and Arts ventures) either … Continue reading
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Legacy
A friend of mine just showed me the list of proposals that the Legacy Fort Wayne task force scored highest among the public submissions. He was pointing out one proposal that he thought tied to one of my initiatives. As … Continue reading
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Technology and Arts Business Incubation
I have recently been exploring ideas for establishing an arts business incubator here in Fort Wayne. This would be a partnership or collaboration among the Innovation Center, Artlink, and perhaps other arts organizations. You may wonder why the Innovation Center, … Continue reading
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