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APPENDIX A: AGENDA
Pages 125-128

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... A AGENDA GROWING INNOVATION CLUSTERS FOR AMERICAN PROSPERITY Organized in Cooperation with the Center for American Progress 3 June 2009 Lecture Room National Academy of Science 2100 C Street, NW, Washington, DC 8:45 AM Welcome Charles Wessner, The National Academies 8:50 AM Opening Remarks Susan Crawford, National Economic Council, The White House 9:00 AM Keynote Address: The Role of Research Universities in the Formation of Regional Innovation Clusters: The Impact of Arizona State Universityon Metropolitan Phoenix Michael Crow, Arizona State University 9:20 AM Panel I: Why Clusters Matter: Innovation Clusters and Economic Growth Moderator: William P Kittredge, Economic Development Administration, Department of Commerce 125
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... Stanley, National Institute of Standards and Technology 11:15 AM Coffee Break 11:30 AM Panel III: State and Regional Initiatives Moderator: Ed Paisley, Center for American Progress Clusters Growing in Pennsylvania Rebecca Bagley, Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development
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... APPENDIX A 127 Building and Branding Clusters: Lessons from Kansas and Philadelphia Richard Bendis, Innovation America Virginia Industry Cluster Analysis John Mathieson, SRI International The Washington State Innovation Economy Egils Milbergs, Washington Economic Development Commission 12:45 PM Lunch 1:45 PM Luncheon Address Karen Mills, Small Business Administration 2:00 PM Panel IV: The University Connection Moderator: Robert Samors, Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities The Akron Model Luis M Proenza, The University of Akron The South Carolina Innovation Ecosystem David McNamara, South Carolina Research Authority California Initiatives Ed Penhoet, Alta Partners 3:00 PM Coffee Break
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... Proenza, The University of Akron William P Kittredge, Economic Development Administration, Department of Commerce Jim Turner, Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities R
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