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Innovate YOU
Innovate YOU Instructors: Dr. Art Sherwood and Meg Weber Flourish. Discover your passions. Focus on your Purpose. Craft your Profession. Are you curious about how to become a person with...
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Intellectual Property Acquire Practical Knowledge of IP Gain the tools to understand and utilize IP • Learn about IP licensing and agreements Explore real-world examples of IP Instructor: Dr. Rhys...
SELLING LIKE A PRO
Selling like a Pro If you’re like most of us, the challenge of the sale feels like a big and necessary hurdle. This sales class will walk you through the entire sales process from building...
COACHING FOR INNOVATION
Coaching for Innovation We’ve heard the term “Leader as Coach” in principle, and it sounds great. How do we get from where we are today to leading as a coach? This class will equip you with...
FACILITATIVE LEADERSHIP
Facilitative LeadershipHow might you drive full and meaningful participation on your team? Amplifying and developing the best in your people to make meetings stink less, grow outcomes and increase...
Testimonials
Meg Weber joined the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Team in 2016. Meg is passionate about economic development, students and entrepreneurship.
Meg’s career past is in running a telecommunications business, providing business coaching and serving as the Executive Director of the Technology Alliance Group. Meg serves our community on the Boards of the Pickford Film Center and the Technology Alliance Group. She holds a BA in Political Science and German, University of Rochester, MA Cinema , University of Iowa and MBA, University of Rochester.
Art Sherwood is the David Cole Professor of Entrepreneurship in the College of Business and Economics at Western Washington University. Dr. Sherwood is the director of Western’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program, an Affiliated Faculty of the Vincent and Elinor Ostrom Workshop on Political Theory and Political Theory and Policy Analysis and co-founder of the Cooperative Business Research Institute.
Having completed his graduate work at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business with a research focus on cooperative alliances, he now seeks to better understand co-operative entrepreneurship, governance and leadership. His current research also focuses on entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystems and programs that increase access for non-traditional participants. In addition to his academic work, his is an experienced entrepreneur and a member-owner of CDS Consulting Co-op through which he advises and teaches co-operative leaders throughout the United States.