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Upcoming Event - May 15, 2008
Blood on the Tracks: 6 Years of Technical Entrepreneurship in Ottawa
Twenty nine engineers and computer scientists completed the Lead-to-Win (LTW) program in Technical Entrepreneurship in 2002. Of the 29, 15 (52%) started technology businesses. Ten tried to attract venture capital funding and eleven tried to grow their companies with no venture capital funding. Seven did establish five technology businesses headquartered in Ottawa. These businesses attracted over $91 million from venture capital firms during one of the worst economic times to hit our Region. These businesses created over 280 jobs globally.
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OCRI, CATA, the Université du Québec en Outaouais, Carleton University and HEC cordially invite you to take part in the
activities of the Partnership Conference Series for the coming year!
Back by popular demand, the 2007-08 Series offers world-class
presentations by leaders from both private and public sectors on
a variety of topics pertaining to the ever evolving ways of doing
business more effectively both at home and abroad. It also provides
opportunities to build bridges between industry and academia.
Shifting gear once more, the organizers have made the commitment
to bring you an even wider range of topics and current issues from
the world of high technology. Their wish is to provide you with
the latest and best information on key topics relating to governance
issues, investment strategies, project management and strategic
planning.
Whether your interests lie with corporate or government efficiency,
we are confident that you will find these events a superb opportunity
to meet with the region leaders, learn from them about the new trends
and share with them your own experiences.
We look forward to meeting you at one of those events.
Jeffrey Dale, President, OCRI
John Reid, President, CATA
Tony Bailetti, Director, M.Eng. in Telecommunications Technology
Management Program, Department of Systems and Computer Engineering,
Carleton University
Alain Chanlat, Director, Globalization Institute, HEC
The Partnership Conference Series meets regularly from September
to May. The tightly adhered to program begins with a continental
breakfast and networking, presentations, questions and answers follow
with a guarantee that the session will conclude at 12:00 p.m. sharp.
The Partnership Conference Series operates as a non-profit, self-sufficient
business unit of OCRI. Expenses are kept to a minimum through the
generous support of many individuals and organizations. All major
sponsors are publicly and visually acknowledged at each event.
2007-2008 Program Committee Members:
Dr.
Tamas Koplyay, Université du Québec (Chair and
Web Content Manager)
Dr.
Tony Bailetti, Carleton University (Co-host )
Dr.
Jean-Paul Paquin, Université du Québec
Dr.
Silvia Ponce, HEC Montréal
Leadership Series
The Leadership Series is an exciting new forum that will provide
the technology community with unique viewpoints from the top about
developing trends with key companies and industry in general. The
format is an informal forum where after brief presentations a serious
Q&A session proposed with the audience will follow.
The purpose of the events is to deliver the latest thinking from
industry trendsetters to provide an ideal milieu for the exchange
of opinions and sharing of experiences.
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