Kavita Ramdas, Global Fund for Women Distributing Capital: Using an Exisiting, Well Informed Network One of the premises of the way the Global Fund for Women thought about distributing capital to social entrepreneurs was that there already existed a ...
Gordon Ringold, Affymax Research Institute How to Operate in a Downturn Economy Surromed has had to adapt its business plan, downsize the company, and pair down numbers of diseases, says Ringold. Things are very different from when ...
Paul Yock, Stanford University History of Balloon Angioplasty Catheter: Thomas Fogarty Yock continues the story about a non-invasive cardiac technique and how it quickly had a Stanford connection. Thomas Fogarty, a surgeon at Stanford, worked with ...
Paul Yock, Stanford University Patents Dominate MedTech Yock explains why MedTech is dominated by the importance of patents. People who don't patent their early ideas lose out.
Paul Yock, Stanford University Envisioning the Future in Medtech: Go Where the Puck Will Be Yock's final suggestion comes from Wayne Gretzky. How is he so successful? Gretzky knows how to go where the puck will be, he says.
Jeff Hawkins, Numenta Designing Successful Products Jeff Hawkins, one of the founders of Handspring, claims to have witnessed teams of entrepreneurs brainstorming a product just for the sake of the sale, ...
Larry Page, Google Eric Schmidt, Google Technology and Social Responsibility The founders of Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin believe that it is incredibly important for people to have access to information around the world ...
Larry Page, Google Eric Schmidt, Google Science as Inspiration Larry Page, co-founder of Google, reveals that basic research and good ideas are the key components to creating a tremendous opportunity in the tech market. ...