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Innov ecosystem
- 1. MODERN POWERPOINT PRESENTATION I N N O V A T E
- 2. Wyatt Anderson “Utahns don’t have to travel far in our own genealogy to find an impactful innovator in their family - Utah’s success is grounded in the innovation of its people.” - Sylvia Bradshaw T A L E N T Synergistically evolve 2.0 technologies rather than just in time initiatives. Quickly deploy strategic networks with compelling e-business.
- 3. C O L L A B O R A T I O N
- 4. 70 + PATENTS 100’S OF INDIVIDUALS SERVED PATENT RESOURCE CENTER NEW COMPANIES FORMED ADVICE AND SUPPORT M E N T O R S
- 5. LINDSAY ATWOOD VISION ENCOURAGEMENT RESOURCES TIME DEDICATION THE PIONEERS Synergistically evolve 2.0 technologies rather than just in time initiatives. Quickly deploy strategic networks with compelling e-business.
- 6. P L A C E
- 7. WE’RE ALL IN CREATING AND MOTIVATING ENTREPRENEURS I N N O V A T I O N P L A Z A
- 8. I D E A L A B O R A T O R Y TRAINING EQUIPMENT ATMOSPHERE ENERGY
- 9. PRE SEED/GRANTS SEED FUNDING TRADITIONAL LOANS VENTURE CAPITAL SWEAT EQUITY FUNDING
- 10. BUSINESS PLAN MARKETING STRATEGY GROWTH ANALYSIS PROJECTIONS MANUFACTURING EXPORTING ONLINE SALES SOCIAL MEDIA B U S I N E S S R E S O U R C E S
- 11. PIPELINE DEVELOPMENT ROBOTICS LEAGUE GIRLS GO DIGITAL CODE CAMP KIDS MAKERS MARKET ENTREPRENEURSHIP 101 P R O G R A M I N G
- 12. IDEA GENERATION AND PLANNING BUSINESS COUNSELING BUSINESS FORMATION PRINT AND PROTOTYPING EDUCATION AND TRAINING MENTORING FUNDING E N G A G E
- 13. Efficiently unleash cross-media information NEW BUSINESSES BUSINESS GROWTH CAPITAL TALENT ACCESSIBILITY EDUCATION-WORKFORCE ALIGNMENT S U C C E S S
Editor's Notes
- Let me introduce you to a member of one of those rural households. Wyatt Anderson runs a sheep and cattle ranch in Sigurd, Utah – population 437. From his earliest remembrance, Wyatt’s expectations were clear – he was to take over the farm. Relentless, his mother insisted it would be AFTER he went to college and earned a degree. Sadly, a tragic accident claimed the life of this young family’s father. 1400 sheep. 400 head of cattle. One 10-year-old boy and a courageous mother. Hear you see Wyatt, a first generation college student who every week spends 4 days at Dixie State breeding intellectual property and 3 days in Sigurd, Utah tending the ranch. Now in his senior year, he stands holding his patented apparatus that solves the frustration of frozen water lines, a problem that plagued his early morning chores. He has another patent pending and two more in progress – all stemming from the innovative spirit of rural Utah. Wyatt is not “betting the farm”, it is worth too much to him and his mother. Instead, he is placing his bets on commercializing agri-technology with potential global impact. Survival breeds innovation. I’m willing to bet that each of us in this room don’t have to travel far in our own genealogy to find an impactful innovator with rural roots. Utah’s success is grounded in its rural innovation.