Creating Your Own Innovation Micro Eco-System Pamela McCauley Bush, Ph.D., CPE Associate Professor & Director Ergonomics Laboratory University of Central.

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Creating Your Own Innovation Micro Eco-System Pamela McCauley Bush, Ph.D., CPE Associate Professor & Director Ergonomics Laboratory University of Central Florida & Chief Technology Officer Bush Enterprises Pamela McCauley Bush, Ph.D., CPE Associate Professor & Director Ergonomics Laboratory University of Central Florida & Chief Technology Officer Bush Enterprises

Topics Determine IF you want to be in this game of innovation Career innovation Developing your innovation micro- ecosystem Determine IF you want to be in this game of innovation Career innovation Developing your innovation micro- ecosystem

IF you want to be in this game… IF you want to be in this game…

Entrepreneur vs. Innovator They are very different Don’t believe the hype Requires a paradigm shift from the “academic only” mindset They are very different Don’t believe the hype Requires a paradigm shift from the “academic only” mindset

The “If” Do you want to participate in innovation and/or entrepreneurial activities? –Is it YOUR vision? –Impact today? –Long term impact? Do you want to participate in innovation and/or entrepreneurial activities? –Is it YOUR vision? –Impact today? –Long term impact?

How Will you do it through the university? Will you seek external collaborators? Will you do it as a small business? Is a hybrid possible? Will you do it through the university? Will you seek external collaborators? Will you do it as a small business? Is a hybrid possible?

When Timing is critical Compatibility with current goals Building toward long term goals Timing is critical Compatibility with current goals Building toward long term goals

Outcome of your IF evaluation Define your career innovation mission statement –Vision: big picture idea –Mission: general statement of how –Core Values Define your career innovation mission statement –Vision: big picture idea –Mission: general statement of how –Core Values

Career Innovation

What is Career Innovation? Tailoring our career focus, personal capabilities, skills and relationships areas to meet current and emerging needs in a given area of opportunity Can be done at any point in your career Tailoring our career focus, personal capabilities, skills and relationships areas to meet current and emerging needs in a given area of opportunity Can be done at any point in your career

Personal Innovation Source:

Career Innovation A Great time to be a STEM faculty member! However… for the academic only types: –Requires a paradigm shift from the academic only mindset A Great time to be a STEM faculty member! However… for the academic only types: –Requires a paradigm shift from the academic only mindset

What is our paradigm? How are we thinking? What are we thinking? Where are we thinking? How are we thinking? What are we thinking? Where are we thinking?

Take off the Limits… What is limiting our thinking? It’s not about the “pie” What is limiting our thinking? It’s not about the “pie”

Developing YOUR innovation micro-ecosystem

Innovation Ecosystem

Create Your Team Identify a trusted person that can be your “Innovation soundboard” Develop a core team of (3 to 5) supporters/advocates with key areas of knowledge that you can trust –Business, legal, strategic and financial guidance Identify a trusted person that can be your “Innovation soundboard” Develop a core team of (3 to 5) supporters/advocates with key areas of knowledge that you can trust –Business, legal, strategic and financial guidance

Create Your Micro-Innovation Eco-system Idea generation plan Product innovation strategy Talent and expertise resources Technology transfer strategy Funding options and strategies Idea generation plan Product innovation strategy Talent and expertise resources Technology transfer strategy Funding options and strategies

Will it be easy? Maybe but probably not What it takes –Faith –Resilience –Consistency –Optimism Maybe but probably not What it takes –Faith –Resilience –Consistency –Optimism

Innovation Initiation Find a need Know what you know – know what you don’t know Don’t be afraid to think differently. Know the market/customer Find a need Know what you know – know what you don’t know Don’t be afraid to think differently. Know the market/customer

Innovation Instantiation Determine who wants this innovation Protect your idea/innovation Create a brief but clear explanation of the innovation Identify potential collaborators Determine who wants this innovation Protect your idea/innovation Create a brief but clear explanation of the innovation Identify potential collaborators

Innovation Introspection Decide if/how you want to take the innovation to the finish line –Will you hand it off? –Partner with others? –Will you lead it? Decide if/how you want to take the innovation to the finish line –Will you hand it off? –Partner with others? –Will you lead it?

Innovation Implementation Draft a plan to develop the idea to at least a “proof of concept” Plan toward an “end result” –University relationship –Funding for proof of concept and product development –SBIR/STTR funding –Venture capital funding Draft a plan to develop the idea to at least a “proof of concept” Plan toward an “end result” –University relationship –Funding for proof of concept and product development –SBIR/STTR funding –Venture capital funding

Plan Your Exit Strategy Yes, you will want to exit… Get professional advice Yes, you will want to exit… Get professional advice

It’ a great time to be YOU!