The old Cleveland death ray...
Boing Boing has a reference to the old cleveland death ray pictured here:
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Monday, January 28, 2008
Vivek Wadhwa on Entrenpreneurship, Innovation, Education and Immigration
Vivek spoke recently at the City Club in Cleveland. I highly recommended the podcast if you have any interest in entrepreneurship, innovation, education, and/or immigration.
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- Name: Rick Pollack
- Location: Cleveland, Ohio, United States
I have worked in areas including: software development, finance, insurance, training, retail, research, video games, and open innovation. I was the VP of product development and a principal at eCCS (acquired by Reynolds and Reynolds in 2000) which developed CRM software for the automobile industry. More recently, I was the VP of IT for NineSigma, a leader in the realm of Open Innovation where I worked on developing a global network of scientists, inventors, and entrepreneurs to solve complex scientific problems. Though I enjoy the startup process and I have founded, co-founded or worked for several - I really just like to create stuff...
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"For the United States to survive and continue its economic and political leadership in the world, we must see entrepreneurship as our central comparative advantage. Nothing else can give us the necessary leverage to remain an economic superpower. Nothing else will allow us to continue to enjoy our standard of living. We either support and nurture increasingly entrepreneurial activities in all aspects of our society and around the globe, or run the very real risk that we will become progressively irrelevant on the world stage and suffer economically at home. In short, entrepreneurship in our businesses and universities; in our approach to both government and foreign policy; and in our personal lives is the only answer if we hope to continue to thrive." from The Entrepreneurial Imperative - Carl J. Schramm, President, Kaufman Foundation