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Webinar: Building a Entrepreneurial Superhub

Community leaders need to bring supportive, effective entrepreneurial programs, education, and events to enable the success of startups and attract talent to their cities. Join us for this complimentary webinar on building entrepeneurial superhubs for your community.

Alissa Sklar
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on October 09, 2018
Alissa Sklar
Vice President of Marketing

business_retail_hubToday, a multitude of new jobs are being created by startups and small businesses. Now more than ever, community leaders need to bring supportive and effective entrepreneurial programs, education, and events to enable the success of startups and attract talent to their cities. An entrepreneurial superhub is a way to facilitate startups, educate new founders, embolden the curious, and foster collaboration.

 

Click here to view the video from this week's webinar.

  • Learn how to bring a successful, fundable startup strategy to your community.
  • Understand the elements of an entrepreneurial super-hub and how they create synergies that enhance outcomes.
  • Determine what you need to do to leverage your community’s strengths and talents to make it all happen.

 

Andrea Margida, M.S., Founder and President, has a long pedigree as an entrepreneur and educator. As president of TechGrit, her focus is on leveraging her experience to design and build unique entrepreneurial ecosystems, customized for the communities they serve. She is certified in International Business Incubation Management, a graduate of the prestigious Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program, serves on the Akron Public Schools Advisory Board for Entrepreneurship and Marketing, and is a graduate of the Women's Network Community Leadership Institute.  Ms. Margida has taught science, technology, and nutrition at Ohio University, West Virginia University, and Walsh University.

 

Anthony J. Margida, Ph.D., Founder and CEO, accomplished entrepreneurial ecosystem architect, brings expertise to startup programing, accelerator design, equity investment, and private/public partnerships. As CEO of Akron Global Business Accelerator, he envisioned and spearheaded its transformation into an entrepreneurial super-hub creating 450 new jobs and securing $75 M in equity investment. Dr. Margida serves on the US Council on Competitiveness. As Director of Technology at HB Fuller he led development and commercialization of a waterbased adhesive offering an alternative to highly abused toluene based staple. His Magnetorheological Fluid (MR) patents are widely cited and are core to GM’s Magneride suspensions on one million vehicles.

 

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