Ice House Entrepreneurship Program Bree Langemo

1. Ice House Entrepreneurship Program Bree Langemo

2. Agenda • Redefining Entrepreneurship • Ice House Entrepreneurship Program • Implementation & Impact • Course Elements, Delivery & Pricing • Get Involved ________________________________________________

3. “We either support and nurture increasingly entrepreneurial activities in all aspects of our society . . ., or run the very real risk that we will become progressively irrelevant . . . and suffer economically…” ________________________________________________

4. A Global Imperative “It is not enough to add entrepreneurship on the perimeter; it needs to be at the core of the way education operates.” ________________________________________________

5. A Global Imperative Entrepreneurship is an essential life skill that every student will need to survive in the 21st Century ________________________________________________

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7. Common Definitions • Rare Individuals • Plan & Pitch Approach • Venture Capital ________________________________________________

8. “Carefully planned, venture backed startups are, by far, the exception rather than the rule.” ________________________________________________

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10. Small Business Management ________________________________________________

11. Entrepreneurial Reality • No breakthrough technology • Little or no formal planning • Ad-hoc market research • $10,000 • Little or no experience ________________________________________________

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13. The Ice House Story “Uncle Cleve refused to let his environment dictate his response to his life and his dreams – which was harder to do than not…he intentionally chose how he would respond to his circumstances. His life was his choice.” Co-Authors, Clifton Taulbert & Gary Schoeniger ________________________________________________

14. Ice House Philosophy • Entrepreneurship is more than an academic discipline and reaches far beyond the concept of traditional enterprise creation and small business planning. • Entrepreneurship is a mindset; a framework for thinking and acting that can empower anyone to succeed. And in today’s world, entrepreneurship embodies the 21st Century Skills that every student needs. ________________________________________________

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16. Eight Life Lessons • Lesson 1: The Power to Choose • Lesson 2: Recognizing Opportunities • Lesson 3: Ideas to Action • Lesson 4: Pursuit of Knowledge • Lesson 5: Creating Wealth • Lesson 6: Building Your Brand • Lesson 7: Creating Community • Lesson 8: The Power of Persistence ________________________________________________

17. General Education Outcomes • Critical & Creative Thinking • Problem Solving • Inquiry & Analysis • Lifelong Learning • Oral & Written Communication • Civic Engagement & Community Building • Collaboration & Teamwork ________________________________________________

18. Course Structure • Problem-Based Learning • Leverage Technology • Scalable Solution ________________________________________________

19. Problem-Based Learning • Student Centered/Facilitator Teacher • Small Groups • Problem Identification & Solution • New Knowledge ________________________________________________

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22. Leverage Technology ________________________________________________

23. Scalable Solution • Instructor Qualifications: • Does not require the instructor to be a subject matter expert in the field of entrepreneurship • Instructor fills the role of facilitator, encouraging students to find and apply new knowledge • Qualified instructors are required to complete a three day facilitator training program designed to equip them with the necessary tools and techniques to effectively implement • Next FacilitatorTraining Date: Kauffman Foundation, • Kansas City, MO June8-11, 2015 ________________________________________________

24. Implementation & Impact • Use Cases • Case Study: Pikes Peak Community College • Student Impact • International Acclaim ________________________________________________

25. Use Cases • Small Business Development Centers • Community Colleges • Four-Year Colleges • Economic Development Organizations • Veteran Service Organizations • International Organizations ________________________________________________

26. Pikes Peak Community College • Required First-Year Student Success Course • Large-Scale Impact – 1,000+ Students • First Community College in the Nation ________________________________________________

27. PPCC Goals • Inspire & Engage Students in Entrepreneurial Mindset • Advance Student Persistence to Goal Completion • Bridge Community to Classroom • Produce Graduates that Meet Workforce Needs ________________________________________________

28. PPCC Student, Steven Holmes ________________________________________________

29. International Acclaim Sponsored at its inception by the Kauffman Foundation, the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program has garnered international acclaim from academic and economic development organizations. Since its release in 2011, more than eight hundred instructors from as far away as Hawaii and Alaska, Colombia, Russia, Pakistan, Mumbai, Malaysia, Bulgaria, Croatia and many other countries have become certified to facilitate the program in classrooms and communities around the world. ________________________________________________

30. Course Structure, Delivery & Pricing • Course Elements • Delivery Schedules • Delivery Models • Pricing ________________________________________________

31. Primary Course Elements (SBDC) ________________________________________________

32. Secondary Course Elements (SBDC) ________________________________________________

33. SBDC Delivery Schedule • 8-Week • 5-Week • 3-Day Bootcamp • Online ________________________________________________

34. Blended Classroom Delivery (SBDC) ________________________________________________

35. Online Classroom Delivery (SBDC) ________________________________________________

36. SBDC Course Materials ________________________________________________

37. Get Involved ________________________________________________

38. Ice House Challenge “Through our combined efforts, we can leverage the resources and take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity to inspire and engage the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs in classrooms and communities across America and throughout the world.” - Entrepreneurship Learning Initiative ________________________________________________

39. Question & Answer ________________________________________________