Presentation by Kenan-Flagler Professor Patrick Vernon

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The Chamber For a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro

On May 3, 2012, Patrick Vernon, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the Kenan-Flagler Business School, spoke to the Economic Development & Public Policy Committee on entrepreneurship.

Business Education

OTD Innovation Seminar
Entrepreneurship @ UNC
March 1, 2012

Patrick Vernon Andrew DiMeo, Ph.D.
Clinical Asst. Professor of Entrepreneurship Assistant Professor of the Practice
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School UNC/NCSU Biomedical Engineering

Agenda
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• Launching the Venture
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Andrew DiMeo
www.startup.unc.edu

Entrepreneurship @ UNC
In the beginning
by organization

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Social Innovation
Incubator

Entrepreneurship
www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING @ UNC
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2005
CONNECTING

EDUCATING
INNOVATION SEMINAR
SERIES

MBA Concentration
BSBA Emphasis

1998

INCUBATING 5

Entrepreneurship
www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING @ UNC
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Carolina
KickStart
Awards
CONNECTING

EDUCATING
INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s
Boot Camp
Emerging
SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R
WO RK SH O P
Companies
Showcase

Entrepreneurs in MBA Concentration
eTeams Residence BSBA Emphasis

Campus Y
Social Innovation
Incubator

INCUBATING 6

www.carolinalaunchpad.org

David Knowles

FUNDING
`
Carolina
KickStart
Awards
CONNECTING

EDUCATING
INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s
Boot Camp
Emerging
SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R
WO RK SH O P
Companies
Showcase

Entrepreneurs MBA Concentration
BSBA Emphasis
eTeams in Residence

Campus Y
Social Innovation
Incubator

INCUBATING 11

www.carolinakickstart.org

• Part of the North Carolina Translational and Clinical
Sciences Institute (NC TraCS) , NIH funded

Don Rose
Andrew Kant
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www.carolinakickstart.org

IP-Based
Technology Suitable for Startup

eTeams Launching the Venture
Technology Inventory  Product Feasibility  Market Opportunity
Mapping  Concept Testing Business Model

NEO Startup Program Conventional
CKS Services and Support Ca Startup Pathway
Incorporation  Management Recruitment 
CKS Services and Support
IP Search  Commercialization Awards
Early-stage advising  Workshops
Incubation  Investor Connections 
Entrepreneur matchmaking
Marketing
Commercialization Awards  Incubation
Business Manager
Business Plan  SBIR Applications 
Licensing  Partnering

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Carolina
KickStart
Awards

INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s
Boot Camp
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SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R
WO RK SH O P
Companies
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BSBA Emphasis
eTeams in Residence

Campus Y
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Incubator

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www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING Carrie Harbinson
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Carolina
KickStart
Awards
CONNECTING

EDUCATING
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Boot Camp
Emerging
SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R
WO RK SH O P
Companies
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eTeams BSBA Emphasis
in Residence

Campus Y
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Incubator

INCUBATING 15

Launching the Venture
www.launch.unc.edu
• Series of courses
• Monday evenings
• Lectures and coaching sessions
• Connect YOU with MBAs
YOU: faculty, post docs, grad students, staffers

Why take Launch?
• You want to take advantage of our top-
ranked business school
– Learn the startup process.
– Benefit from MBAs doing heavy lifting.
– Meet advisors and potential investors.
• You are committed.
• Your idea is viable.

Application and Admission Criteria
• Innovation
• Feasibility
• Commitment
• Impact www.launch.unc.edu/class
• Team

• Deadline: August 1

TerraDotta
asklepios

BioPharmaceuticals, Inc.

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Thank you Cross-Campus Partners

And Sponsors

www.startup.unc.edu/sponsor

Questions?

Patrick Vernon Andrew DiMeo, Ph.D.
Clinical Asst. Professor of Entrepreneurship Asst. Professor of the Practice
Kenan-Flagler Business School UNC/NCSU Biomedical Engineering
pvernon@unc.edu ajdimeo@email.unc.edu

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3. Agenda • UNC Startup Ecosystem • Launching the Venture ` • MedTech ID – Andrew DiMeo www.startup.unc.edu

4. Entrepreneurship @ UNC In the beginning by organization Campus Y Social Innovation Incubator

5. Entrepreneurship www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING @ UNC ` by program 2005 CONNECTING EDUCATING INNOVATION SEMINAR SERIES MBA Concentration BSBA Emphasis 1998 INCUBATING 5

6. Entrepreneurship www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING @ UNC ` Carolina KickStart Awards CONNECTING EDUCATING INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s Boot Camp Emerging SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R WO RK SH O P Companies Showcase Entrepreneurs in MBA Concentration eTeams Residence BSBA Emphasis Campus Y Social Innovation Incubator INCUBATING 6

7. Entrepreneurship www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING @ UNC ` Carolina KickStart Awards CONNECTING EDUCATING INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s Boot Camp Emerging SERIES Companies Showcase Entrepreneurs MBA Concentration BSBA Emphasis in Residence 2011 INCUBATING 7

8. Entrepreneurship www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING @ UNC ` Carolina KickStart Awards CONNECTING EDUCATING INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s Boot Camp Emerging SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R WO RK SH O P Companies Showcase Entrepreneurs MBA Concentration eTeams BSBA Emphasis in Residence Campus Y Social Innovation Incubator INCUBATING 8

9. www.carolinalaunchpad.org David Knowles

10. Entrepreneurship www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING @ UNC ` Carolina KickStart Awards CONNECTING EDUCATING INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s Boot Camp Emerging SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R WO RK SH O P Companies Showcase Entrepreneurs MBA Concentration eTeams BSBA Emphasis in Residence Campus Y Social Innovation Incubator INCUBATING 10

11. FUNDING ` Carolina KickStart Awards CONNECTING EDUCATING INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s Boot Camp Emerging SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R WO RK SH O P Companies Showcase Entrepreneurs MBA Concentration BSBA Emphasis eTeams in Residence Campus Y Social Innovation Incubator INCUBATING 11

12. www.carolinakickstart.org • Part of the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute (NC TraCS) , NIH funded Don Rose Andrew Kant 12

13. www.carolinakickstart.org IP-Based Technology Suitable for Startup eTeams Launching the Venture Technology Inventory  Product Feasibility  Market Opportunity Mapping  Concept Testing Business Model NEO Startup Program Conventional CKS Services and Support Ca Startup Pathway Incorporation  Management Recruitment  CKS Services and Support IP Search  Commercialization Awards Early-stage advising  Workshops Incubation  Investor Connections  Entrepreneur matchmaking Marketing Commercialization Awards  Incubation Business Manager Business Plan  SBIR Applications  Licensing  Partnering 13

14. ` Carolina KickStart Awards INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s Boot Camp Emerging SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R WO RK SH O P Companies Showcase Entrepreneurs MBA Concentration BSBA Emphasis eTeams in Residence Campus Y Social Innovation Incubator 14

15. www.startup.unc.edu FUNDING Carrie Harbinson ` Carolina KickStart Awards CONNECTING EDUCATING INNOVATION SEMINAR Chancellor’s Boot Camp Emerging SERIES BIO EN TREPREN EU R WO RK SH O P Companies Showcase Entrepreneurs MBA Concentration eTeams BSBA Emphasis in Residence Campus Y Social Innovation Incubator INCUBATING 15

16. Agenda • UNC Startup Ecosystem • Launching the Venture ` • MedTech ID – Andrew DiMeo www.startup.unc.edu

17. Launching the Venture

18. Launching the Venture www.launch.unc.edu • Series of courses • Monday evenings • Lectures and coaching sessions • Connect YOU with MBAs YOU: faculty, post docs, grad students, staffers

19. 3-Part Series of Courses

20. Why take Launch? • You want to take advantage of our top- ranked business school – Learn the startup process. – Benefit from MBAs doing heavy lifting. – Meet advisors and potential investors. • You are committed. • Your idea is viable.

21. Application and Admission Criteria • Innovation • Feasibility • Commitment • Impact www.launch.unc.edu/class • Team • Deadline: August 1

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23. TerraDotta asklepios BioPharmaceuticals, Inc. 23

24. Thank you Cross-Campus Partners And Sponsors www.startup.unc.edu/sponsor

25. www.startup.unc.edu/sponsor

26. MedTech ID Andrew DiMeo, Ph.D.

27. Questions? Patrick Vernon Andrew DiMeo, Ph.D. Clinical Asst. Professor of Entrepreneurship Asst. Professor of the Practice Kenan-Flagler Business School UNC/NCSU Biomedical Engineering pvernon@unc.edu ajdimeo@email.unc.edu

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