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Category Archives: entrepreneurship
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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Leadership Zurcher-Style
I had the pleasure of attending the Leadership Conference produced by Adams Central Schools this week. It was a very good meeting. Besides the tour of their JetTech new tech school, I heard some great speakers and some thoughts worth … Continue reading
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A Good Week for My Collaborations
It has been a productive week for me. First, I launched a new collaboration together with my best friend’s boy, Gary Coker. Those of you who read this blog know that I am an advocate for youth entrepreneurship. Well, now … 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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Bye, Steve Jobs – Hello, New Young Entrepreneurs
So, by now everyone knows that Steve Jobs has died. The world is talking about what he accomplished in a remarkable life. I’d like to focus your attention on not WHAT he and Steve Wozniak did, but WHEN they did … 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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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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From One Steve to Another
Steve Jobs resigned from the CEO role at Apple yesterday. I didn’t know him, but his work intersected with my life multiple times. My first computer was a red book Apple II. No monitor, no disk drive. TV and cassette. … Continue reading
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