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Building thriving entrepreneurial ecosystems Preconference Training March 25-26, 2017 Main Conference March 26-29, 2017 - Sheraton Seattle Hotel Seattle, Washington 31 st International Conference on Business Incubation The largest gathering of entrepreneurial ecosystem leaders on the planet. InBIA’s International Conference on Business Incubation is the only global forum where leaders from around the world connect and converse.

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Page 1: Building thriving entrepreneurial ecosystems · focused on building thriving entrepreneurial ecosystems in their communities. Attendees oversee business incubators, university entrepreneurship

Building thriving entrepreneurial ecosystems

Preconference TrainingMarch 25-26, 2017

Main ConferenceMarch 26-29, 2017-Sheraton Seattle HotelSeattle, Washington

31st International Conferenceon Business Incubation

The largest gathering of entrepreneurial ecosystem leaders on the planet. InBIA’s International Conference on Business Incubation is the only global forum where leaders from around the world connect and converse.

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Conference Overview (#ICBI31)InBIA’s International Conference on Business Incubation unites a global audience of regional leaders focused on building thriving entrepreneurial ecosystems in their communities. Attendees oversee business incubators, university entrepreneurship centers, accelerators, coworking spaces, and entrepreneurial economic development activities.

These leaders will gather at InBIA’s annual conference to discover trends and best practices for establishing high-growth entrepreneurship programs. Packed with four epic keynote speakers and interactive sessions led by over 100 entrepreneurial thought leaders, this year’s conference is a must-attend event for community leaders. Join us as we dive into how some of the world’s best entrepreneurship centers and ecosystems are thriving in today’s ever-changing global economy.

Community ConnectionsDuring this largest gathering of incubation and entrepreneurial ecosystem professionals in the world, you will be able to connect with your peers across the globe and form lasting relationships.

Ecosystem Trends, Resources and Idea SharingOver 100 session speakers will share insights and advice on recent trends, and globally recognized keynote presenters will challenge you to think outside the box.

A Global AudienceEcosystem leaders from more than 40 different countries participate in the conference each year, bringing a variety of perspectives and experiences.

What to expect at #ICBI31

Last Year’s StatsLast year, entrepreneurship center professionals gathered in Orlando, FL to explore industry trends, gather new tools, forge connections and celebrate 30 years of conference excellence at InBIA’s 30th International Conference on Business Incubation.

Attendeesby type

Incubators/Accelerators/Coworking Spaces

Academic Institutions

Economic DevelopmentOrganizations

Government Policy Makers

67%

7%

6%

6%

600+Attendees

30,000+Startups

Top Countries

United States

Canada

Taiwan

Norway

Chile

South Africa

Jamaica

Brazil

Denmark

42 Countries Represented

34%

Attendees

FirstTime

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“I am not sure where I would be with the Innovation Connector if I had not connected with InBIA and attended their International

Conference. This organizationmeans business! InBIA’s International Conference is where I first learned that I am not alone in this innovation journey. From the workshop sessions offered to the networking opportunities I continue to learn the hows, whys, whens, and the whats of this business. Attending is a must.”

– Ted BakerExecutive DirectorInnovation ConnectorMuncie, Indiana

“The comprehensive best practices you learn at InBIA conferences give you exposure to real-life models of successful business incubation programs. Also, the networking with like-minded people - tapping into the vast knowledge of seasoned directors - helps you keep your program cutting edge and dynamic. If you want your program to be one of the best, then learn from the best - the ones who have already faced the problems you are now facing.”

– DeAnna M. Adams Incubator Professional

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Serving Entrepreneurs

• Creating, managing and tracking mentoring programs

• Inbound marketing strategies

• Business planning

• Best practices in hiring employees

Best Practices in Operations

• Measuring program success

• Creating a culture that encourages innovation

• Navigating legal issues

• Running a super hub entrepreneurship center

Industry Trends andInnovations

• Student entrepreneurship in high school and beyond

• Fostering global innovation

• Running a successful coworking space

• Working with corporations

University

• Creating a successful university accelerator

• Intellectual property rights

• University business models and funding

• Performance measurement

• Building thriving student entrepreneurship programs

Specialty

• Urban and minority entrepreneurship

• Entrepreneurship in rural areas

• Working with women business owners

• Running a kitchen/food-based program

Session TracksSessions are grouped into tracks to help you identify which are most relevant to you. Here are the tracks and a sampling of session topics:

Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

• Effective ecosystem collaboration strategies

• Creating sector-specific ecosystems

• International ecosystems

• Using entrepreneurial ecosystems to revitalize economic development

Who should attend?Conference attendees represent a variety of program and industry types. Some of the people you will meet at the conference include:

• Business incubation/acceleration professionals

• Coworking/makerspace managers

• Community ecosystem influencers and co-creators

• Economic development leaders/policymakers

• University leadership

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Featured Keynotes

MassChallenge is the largest startup-friendly

accelerator on the planet. John has created a

no-equity and nonprofit model that rewards

high-impact startups through competitions

with equity-free cash awards. Through his

global network of accelerators in Boston, the

U.K., Israel, Switzerland and Mexico, his team

at MassChallenge has contributed to raising $1.8

billion in funding, generated over $700 million in

revenue and helped to create 60,000 jobs.

See John Monday, March 27th at 8am.

John HarthorneFounder & CEO, MassChallenge

A 30-year entrepreneurial veteran, Steven served

as senior advisor to the U.S. State Department

and created the Global Entrepreneurship

Program, a central element of President Obama’s

strategy for changing the relationship between

the U.S. and Muslim communities. He also

developed KolCo’s Six + Six Entrepreneurship

Ecosystem Model, and is the author of Peace

Through Entrepreneurship: Investing in a Startup

Culture for Security and Development.

See Steven Monday, March 27th at 1:30pm.

A well-established author, entrepreneur and

powerhouse ecosystem builder, Victor has

launched many Silicon Valley venture-backed

startups and was the founder of Global Innovation

Summit, a conference with delegates from more

than 50 nations focused on building innovative

ecosystems. The Kauffman Foundation provides

education for entrepreneurs, invest in scalable

programs and metropolitan ecosystems that help

companies start and grow.

See Victor Tuesday, March 28th at 1:30pm.

Steven KoltaiManaging Director, Koltai & Company

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Steve serves as senior vice president at

Amazon and currently leads the Amazon

Book and Amazon Go stores. Previously, Steve

served in many roles since joining the company

in May of 1999, including senior vice president,

Worldwide Digital Media. He launched Amazon’s

digital video business, digital music business, the

Kindle, and the first Amazon Fire tablet.

See Steve Tuesday, March 28th at 8am.

Victor HwangVP of Entrepreneurship,The Kauffman Foundation

Steve KesselSVP, Amazon

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Preconference TrainingJoin us before the start of our main conference and take advantage of these full-day, in-depth training courses at Preconference. We’re offering all four courses required to obtain the prestigious Business Incubation Management (BIM) Certificate, as well as other courses from InBIA’s robust training catalogue. NewCo Academy courses will certify you to train the entrepreneurs with whom you work with on specific tools and concepts, and the specialty courses will provide you with new skills and information to apply immediately to your program. Visit inbiaconference.org for more information about course types and full course descriptions.

BIM Course 2: Guiding Companies: Leveraging Resources and Strategies

8:30am – 4pm

BIM Course 4: Design and Management of Facilities that Serve Entrepreneurs

8:30am – 4pm

NewCo Academy: Startup Business Models and Pro Formas that Attract Investors

8:30am – 4pm

Specialty: Metrics That Matter

8:30am – 4pm

*Courses are all-day events. You can only attend one course per day.

Preconference Training courses are $550 per course for nonmembers and $450 per

course for members

Sunday Courses March 26th

For the full course descriptions offered at Preconference Training, go to

inbiaconference.org

BIM Course 1: Establishing Successful Entrepreneurship Programs

8:30am – 4pm BIM Course 3: Finance and Operations for Sustainable Entrepreneurship Programs

8:30am – 4pm NewCo Academy: Business Model Canvas/Value Proposition Design Bootcamp for Entrepreneurship Programs

8:30am – 4pm

Specialty: Leveraging Your Facility to Create Community and Generate Revenue

8:30am – 4pm

Saturday Courses March 25th

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We’re excited to bring BIG Summit back to the 31st International Conference!

BIG Summit brings together international leaders from different nations dedicated to global entrepreneurial economic development to:

• Share insights for accelerating entrepreneurship centers

• Drive regional economic development through international alliances

You’ll have the opportunity to create on-site partnerships through pre-established matchmaking appointments and engage in interactive dialogue with international leaders. Lastly, there will be grant opportunities provided by our partners to support collaborative partnerships between peer entrepreneurship centers.

*Additional Registration is required ($149) and space is limited.

Business Incubation Global (BIG) SummitSunday, March 26th 8:30 am - 5 pm

In partnership with:

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Agenda At-A-GlanceProposed schedule as of January, 2017. Subject to change. For additional information and details visit inbiaconference.org

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Conference Registration& Continental Breakfast

General Session with KeynoteSpeaker Steve Kessel

Networking Break

Panel Sessions

Networking Break

Sessions

Lunch

General Session with KeynoteSpeaker Victor Hwang

Networking Break &Book Signing

Sessions

Networking Break

Sessions/Roundtable Discussions

Member Recognition& Awards Party

7:00 AM - 8:00 AM

8:00 AM - 9:15 AM

9:15 AM - 9:45 AM

9:45 AM - 11:00 AM

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM

11:15 AM - 12:15 PM

12:15 PM - 1:30 PM

1:30 PM - 2:15 PM

2:15 PM - 2:45 PM

2:45 PM - 3:45 PM

3:45 PM - 4:00 PM

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Tuesday, March 28th

Conference Registration& Full Breakfast

IGNITE Pitch Competition

Seattle Innovation Spaces& City Tour

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

1:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Wednesday, March 29thMonday, March 27thConference Registration &Continental Breakfast

General Session with KeynoteSpeaker John Harthorne

Networking Break

Panel Sessions

Networking Break

Sessions

Lunch

General Session with KeynoteSpeaker Steven Koltai

Networking Break & Book Signing

Sessions

Networking Break

Roundtable Discussions

7:00 AM - 8:00 AM

8:00 AM - 9:15 AM

9:15 AM - 9:45 AM

9:45 AM - 11:00 AM

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM

11:15 AM - 12:15 PM

12:15 PM - 1:30 PM

1:30 PM - 2:15 PM

2:15 PM - 2:45 PM

2:45 PM - 3:45 PM

3:45 PM - 4:00 PM

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

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NetworkingWelcome ReceptionSunday, March 26th

Join fellow attendees for the official conference kickoff! Grab a drink and a bite to eat in the Expo Hall while you meet up with peers and explore the products and services our exhibitors are offering to make your job easier.

Member Recognition & Awards PartyTuesday, March 28th

InBIA recognizes entrepreneurship centers that are going above and beyond to supportentrepreneurs and create high-impact ecosystems.

After the awards, come celebrate with us as we enjoy a taste of Seattle! This city has been shaped by Italian, Polynesian and Greek immigrants, and this is your opportunity to sample food and drinks from these different cultures. There will also be music and activities to help you relax and enjoy after two days of conferencing.

Seattle Innovation Spaces & City TourWednesday, March 29th

Explore three Seattle innovation spaces, plus see some of the best city sites on our custom tour! Your tour ticket includes transportation on a luxury charter bus with stops at some of the city’s hubs of innovation, including Galvanize, Impact Hub and Ventures. City sites include: The Ballard Locks, Pike Place Market and the Starbucks Roastery. A local tour guide will narrate and allow time at each stop to explore the venue.

*Additional registration is required ($75) and space is limited.

Preconference Training Registration& Continental Breakfast

Preconference Training Courses

Lunch

Second Half of PreconferenceTraining Courses

7:30 AM - 8:30 AM

8:30 AM - 12:00 PM

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Saturday, March 25th

Preconference Training Registration& Continental Breakfast

Preconference Training Courses

Lunch

Second Half of PreconferenceTraining Courses

BIG Summit

Conference Registration

Welcome Reception

7:30 AM - 8:30 AM

8:30 AM - 12:00 PM

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

4:00 PM - 7:00 PM

5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Sunday, March 26th

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What’s included with your registrationBoth preconference and the main conference registrations include breakfast, lunch, breaks and access to the Expo Hall for participants. The Welcome Reception and Tuesday Member Recognition and Awards Party are also included in the main conference registration.

Register today at: inbiaconference.org

Full Conference - Member

Full Conference - Nonmember

One Day - Member

Ready to join InBIA?Save on your conference registration & explore other member benefits at:www.inbia.org/services/memberships/

One Day - Nonmember

Expires

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Single Rate

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Student

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$845.00

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Early Bird

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Early Bird Registration ends January 31, 2017

Regular Registration ends March 10, 2017Onsite rates go into effect March 11, 2017

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VenueAll of the main conference activities will take place at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel, which is located close to many of the city’s downtown attractions. InBIA’s group rate is $199. Book by March 2, 2017, to be sure to reserve your spot! Call 206.621.9000 and mention InBIA’s group rate, or find the link to make online reservationsat inbiaconference.org.

1400 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98101, United StatesTravel:InBIA has partnered with Delta Air Lines to provide discounted rates to/from Seattle for the 31st International Conference on Business Incubation. To learn more about these discounted rates, go to our conference website, inbiaconference.org.

SponsorshipAttendees include: Leaders and key stakeholders of entrepreneurial ecosystem organizations located across the globe that collectively touch thousands of startups!

Access and visibility into a diverse, global entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Numerous networking opportunities & social events to expand your reach with your target market segments!

Show your love for the entrepreneurial movement.

Support the global entrepreneurialcommunity!

These organizations have already signed up to support the entrepreneurial ecosystem!

Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact Emily Wander at [email protected] or 407.965.5653 ext. 510

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International Business Innovation Association12703 Research ParkwaySuite 100Orlando, FL 32826

www.inbiaconference.org