Three Takeaways

3 Takeaways with Jason Sommerville of Orbion Space Technology

Orbion Space Technology Co-Founder and Chief Technical Officer Jason Sommerville offers insight on changing the dynamic of New Space.

3 Takeaways with Jim Baker of Michigan Technological University

Jim Baker, associate vice president for research administration at Michigan Technological University, leads the campus’ statewide Advanced Materials Innovation Hub MTRAC program.

3 Takeaways with David Dittenber of Gene 5

When patients visit a hospital, they provide information about their medical history. However, only about 30 percent of that information is used by doctors, nurses and administrators. Gene 5 is working to change that statistic.

3 Takeaways with Luke Lloyd of Dribble Stick Training

Retired professional basketball player and founder of Dribble Stick Training Luke Lloyd knows firsthand that with a dream, hard work and a passion, anything is possible.

3 Takeaways - Denise Graves of MEDC

As university relations director of MEDC's Entrepreneurship & Innovation initiative, Denise Graves is an expert at helping universities engage in technology commercialization and entrepreneurship.

3 Takeaways - Susan Hawkins of Henry Ford Health System

Join Henry Ford Health System's SVP of Population Health, Susan Hawkins for 3 Takeaways.

3 Takeaways - Patti Glaza of Invest Detroit Ventures

As the managing director of Invest Detroit Ventures, Patti Glaza leads an active effort to support early-stage Michigan startups while preparing them for growth and additional investment.

3 Takeaways with Paul Riser of TechTown Detroit

Spearheading Metro Detroit’s entrepreneurial success and blurring the geographical lines of collaboration and innovation within the Michigan entrepreneurial ecosystem is Paul Riser, the director of Urban Solutions at TechTown Detroit.

3 Takeaways with Javier Evelyn of Alerje

Alerje founder and CEO Javier Evelyn is working to improve the lives of people with food allergies.

3 Takeaways with Sandra Cochrane of WMed Innovation Center

Sandra Cochrane is the assistant dean for the WMed Innovation Center in Kalamazoo, where she oversees a 69,000-square-foot incubator that helps aspiring entrepreneurs build their businesses.