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The document discusses the various labs and personnel within the University of Iowa Foundation focused on vision research. It lists over a dozen labs conducting research in areas like glaucoma genetics, stem cells, visual perception, and more, employing over 70 people. It emphasizes cultivating internal champions, empowering faculty and staff, and advocating for the vision research culture up the organizational chain of command. It provides tips for development directors to partner with key faculty, embed themselves in various areas, and focus energy on top priorities to build the vision research program over the long term.
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Aodo culture 2011
- 1. Mitch Beckman, Executive Director of Development October 2011 The University of Iowa Foundation
- 2. “ It’s still the mission, stupid”
- 3. Glaucoma Genetics Lab 7 ppl Bioinformatics Lab 12 ppl Chorioretinal Degeneration Lab 7 ppl Stem Cell Lab 7 ppl Visual & Perimetry Reading Lab 5 ppl Animal Behavior Lab 2 ppl Electro-physiology Lab 4 ppl Proteinomics Lab 1 ppl Carver Nonprofit Genetic Testing Lab 22 ppl Pediatric Genetics Lab 5 ppl Mouse Genetics Lab 10 ppl Gene Therapy Lab 4 ppl Cellular Delivery Lab 6 ppl Vision Rehab Lab 2 ppl Developmental Biology Lab 10 ppl Statistics Lab 4 ppl Ed Stone, Director MD/PhD, HHMI Investigator Advisory Board 11 ppl
- 4. $100 million
Editor's Notes
- Never, ever lose sight of your mission. Don’t confuse these two things. Grateful-patient donors really like this slide, especially the new ones. The culture makes the entire mission possible!
- Here’s a graphic depicting all of the important parts of our eye program. Notice what is at the center of it.