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Join the SBA Innovation Ecosystem Network Monthly Call
Engage with us monthly on the SBA Innovation Ecosystem Network Call! This dynamic call brings together entrepreneur support organizations (ESOs) from across the country to foster connections and build a thriving, national innovation ecosystem.
Hosted by SBA’s Office of Investment and Innovation Ecosystem Development Division, each call is focused on sharing relevant programming, events, and funding updates relating to lab-to-market, America’s Seed Fund (Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer SBIR/STTR), regional technology and innovation hubs, and more - providing opportunities for ESOs to share challenges and promising practices, and develop new connections amongst ESOs and with the federal innovation ecosystem.
This network is open to new and long-standing organizations– having a formal designation is not required. SBA values building relationships across a wide variety of ESOs to better deliver support to our most innovative small businesses.
If you have any questions about the SBA Innovation Ecosystem Network Call or would like to provide recommendations for future call topics or presenters, please reach out to: ecosystem@sba.gov.
ESOs are groups and organizations that support the broader innovation ecosystem, including but not limited to:
Last Call: March 28, 2024
Agenda from last call:
-Welcome + Meeting Warmup: Jamilah Corbitt | Established
- Guest Speakers: Ian Trammell (Owner and CEO at Veloce Group Consulting), Jackeline Mejias Fuertes (Regional Director for America’s SBDC New Jersey at Brookdale Community College), and Ann Peterson (Montana FAST)
- Ecosystem Announcements & Updates
- Updates from Ecosystem Development Division
- Open Discussion
2024 Ecosystem Monthly Call Series
- February 1
- February 29
- March 28
- April 25
- May 30
- June 27
- July 25
- August 29
- September 26
- October 31
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