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- 2. iG2011 Brent ChristensenPresident/CEO Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce and Council for Economic Outreach
- 3. iG2011 Thomas McIntoshPrudential Trend Realty 2011 Chairman, Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce
- 4. iG2011 Debbie MasonPresident, Strategists, Inc.
- 5. Agenda for TodaySurvey results iG Impact iG2011 Breakout Groups Groups Report Out Metrics Next Steps
- 6. iG Participant SurveyResults February, 2011
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- 10. iG Experience Usemy skills and abilities 4.21 My follow-through on pre-work 4.06 Appreciated by staff 3.97 My follow-through on commitment 3.94 My attendance at meetings 3.83 Ability to meet new people 3.77 Unique volunteer engagement 3.21
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- 13. Concerns Keeping momentumgoing Improving communication about progress Getting ownership from others Lack of direct results Perception that we’ve lost momentum
- 14. Volunteer Engagement Long-TermClear, frequent communications Ongoing meetings to update, spread throughout county Engagement of new audiences
- 15. Success Measures Recognitionof Gainesville as a hub Higher paying jobs More jobs directly attributed to iG Replicable and scalable jobs Increased collaboration among agencies Increased community pride
- 16. What is iG?Innovation Gainesville began as a community initiative to harness innovation to create jobs in health and green technologies and thereby to raise the standard of living in our community. iG has transformed into a cultural mindset with hundreds of individuals and organizations working to grow an environment that fosters innovation and success.
- 17. Why Why didiG begin?
- 18. CEO GTEC UFFlorida Works Cade City SFC School Board County UF-OTL GAIN Entrepreneurs Citizens Businesses Chamber
- 19. Live Learn CelebrateInvest Speak iG Strategic Plan iG
- 20. iG Live LearnCelebrate Invest Speak iG County UF Cade City SFC School Board UF-OTL GAIN Entrepreneurs Businesses Chamber CEO GTEC Florida Works Citizens Collaboratory
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- 22. iG2011 Linda McGurnMcGurn Development Innovation Advocates Co-Chair
- 23. iG Bank AccountsFirst Job Tech Degree Jobs! Philanthropy Entertainment Culture Arts Homes Restaurants And…
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- 25. Continuation of PlansLEARN – Earn While You Learn – High School Internships INVEST – Advancing the Seed Fund LIVE – Entrepreneurial Mentoring – Mentoring Matches LIVE – Knowledge Network – GAINnet LIVE – Broadband Infrastructure – Gig4GNV CELEBRATE – Cade Prize for Innovation
- 26. LIVE - iG2011Community Calendar One Source for all Business/Tech Events Networking Events Plan at least 3 events that reflect cross-pollination of silos/ideas/organizations Training/Seminars Simon Sinek/Ray Kurzweil/Economic Forecaster
- 27. SPEAK - iG2011Implementation of Communication Plan Internal External
- 28. INVEST - iG2011Land Use/Geography Plan Create business innovation zones with supporting land-use policies that facilitate a 3-6 month site development approval process
- 29. Breakout Groups Learn- Ballroom Live – Ballroom Speak - Ballroom Invest – Cross Creek Room
- 30. iG We makecool things happen.
Editor's Notes
- #24 We hear lots of folks talk about iG and actually ask the question: Where am “I” in iG? Well, iG impacts everyone. It starts with jobs—you just heard about the successes that these local innovation companies are experiencing. When we create an environment where companies can and are successful, then we allow them to put roots in our community and to grow. These companies grow revenues and in turn, grow jobs. When we create jobs, we give people opportunity. Opportunity to make a living, have a good income and therefore have money to put into local banks, to buy homes from local realtors, to eat at restaurants, to go to the Hipp to give to the many good charitable causes we have in our community. There is something in iG for everyone…look at the ripple effect - having high-quality, high-wage jobs is a win for our whole community.