07h00-08h30 Petit déjeuner à l'hotel Creekside Inn
3400 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, California 94306.
08h30 09h00 Acceuil at Enterprise Development Group 930 Roble Ridge Road Palo Alto,CA. 94306
09h00-11h00 CO STAR WITH EDG Entrepreneurs,
innovators, and funders alike can use CO-STAR to build value propositions that
are smart enough to launch market-worthy new ventures, and strong enough to
make a difference.
The
Enterprise Development Group http://www.enterprisedevelop.com The Enterprise
Development Group is an international consulting firm that specializes in
innovation best practices, organization design, and leadership development. The world of enterprise is full of change: unsettling,
exhilarating, inevitable. New waves of innovation are constantly shaping
your industry ecosystem—and forging what only yesterday would have seemed
unlikely partnerships. Those who embrace this change, who chart their course
through its waters, are those who will lead us to tomorrow. Enterprise
Development Group (EDG) is a catalyst for dynamic, integrated change in
businesses looking strategically and optimistically toward the future. EDG
empowers companies and individuals to imagine boldly and act decisively.
Lisa Friedman, Ph.D. is co-founder of the Enterprise Development Group and
co-author of The Dynamic Enterprise: Tools for Turning Chaos into
Strategy and Strategy into Action.
She works with enterprises globally to facilitate a shared understanding of the
emerging trends transforming industries, to shape vision and strategy for the
future, to teach simple but powerful innovation practices and to align
organizations to realize their goals. In addition to her consulting and
training work, she is a frequent speaker and workshop leader on strategic
thinking and change management, creating value through innovation,
future-driven leadership and sustainable enterprise. She coordinates EDG client
exchanges and designs EDG's innovation tours, bringing leaders from around the
world to Silicon Valley to explore examples of innovation throughout the
enterprise.
Herman Gyr, Ph.D. is a founding partner of the Enterprise Development
Group and creator of the Enterprise Development Framework, a model for engaging leaders and other stakeholders
in the transformation of their enterprise. In projects ranging throughout the
United States and Europe to Asia Pacific, South America and South Africa,
Herman has specialized in working with enterprises living through periods of
dramatic disruption - many of them underestimating the potential for achieving
their highest aspirations during periods of change. He is co-author of The
Dynamic Enterprise: Tools for turning Chaos into Strategy and Strategy into
Action and is a frequent invited speaker and workshop leader around the
world on strategic thinking and business transformation in the digital era. “Herman
is unique. He is an absolute master. First, he's a fabulous facilitator. He has
great insight and can help extract a conceptual framework from a group of
individuals. He is also very good at conceptualizing. He goes beyond others
because he brings in lots of observations from other companies and the world.
His perspective is fresh and new."
11h00 12h00 Dégustation
de vins californiens avec
présentation sur l'innovation vinicole en Californie Guillaume de Pracomtal (
Sur la terrasse sous les arbres dans la salle de réunion
Vice President , Tonnellerie Taransaud. Guillaume grew up in Cognac and studied in Bordeaux, where he
developed a passion for wine. He pursued this passion alongside a first career
in investment banking in New York and Paris. In 2008, he became member of the Grand
Jury Européen – a wine tasting jury comprising members of seven different
nationalities who taste blind. Currently living in Northern California with his
family, Guillaume heads the US operations and sales for Chêne & Cie, which
includes the cooperages Taransaud, Canton and Kadar (a partnership with the
Molnar family). Guillaume’s family has owned Taransaud since 1997 and had
previously been involved with the business for over 20 years. Since 2012
Guillaume has been VP of Tonnellerie
Taransaud, the French oak cooperage. Since 2014 he has also been Chairman of
Canton Cooperage, which specializes in American oak barrels. He has recently
co-written an article on barrels and winemaking published in Practical Winery
& Vineyard (July 2014).
12h00 13h15 Visite et déjeuner à Wholes
Food Visite d'un magasin de la plus grand chaîne de distribution
biologique au mondes We Sell the Highest Quality Natural and Organic Products
Available. We appreciate and celebrate the difference natural and organic products
can make in the quality of one's life. We have high standards and our goal is
to sell the highest quality products we possibly can. We define quality by evaluating the
ingredients, freshness, safety, taste, nutritive value and appearance of all of
the products we carry. We are buying agents for our customers and not the
selling agents for the manufacturers.
13h15
13h45 Transit to Stanford et parking des voitures in Parking Structure 2 au croisement de Panama
et Oriega.
14h00 16H00 STVP with Anaïs
Saint-Jude Standford 475 Via
Ortega #003 STVP accelerates entrepreneurship education at Stanford and
around the world. As the entrepreneurship center in Stanford’s School of
Engineering, the Stanford Technology Ventures Program delivers courses and
extracurricular programs to Stanford students, creates scholarly research on
high-impact technology ventures, and produces a large and growing collection of
online content and experiences for people around the world. STVP faculty, Ph.D.
students, visiting scholars and industry partners are committed to basic and
applied research that enhances our understanding of how new technology
businesses, in both established and startup firms, form, survive and grow.
These insights are then shared in leading academic publications, our teaching
materials, popular media, and in the training of future professors of
entrepreneurship. Anaïs
Saint-Jude is Student Engagement Manager at the Stanford
Technology Ventures Program (STVP),
the entrepreneurship education center of the Stanford School of Engineering.
She leads all cross-campus student engagement efforts. Anaïs designs
and runs initiatives and programs that teach the attitude, knowledge and skills
necessary for engaging in the world as an entrepreneur. Anaïs collaborates
closely with Dr. Tina Seelig, leaders at Accel Partners, Citi Ventures, Draper
Fisher Jurvetson, Stanford, and at some of the hottest startups and firms in
Silicon Valley. She co-leads the Stanford Entrepreneurship Network
with the Director of the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the Stanford
Graduate School of Business. Additionally, Anaïs coaches students on
pitching and presenting and advise students and visitors on the entrepreneurial
resources available at Stanford and in the Silicon Valley entrepreneurship
ecosystem – often in French. STVP runs like a startup with an amazing team, and
Anaïs enjoys creating and executing in this fast-paced, innovative
environment.Previously, Anaïs cofounded and ran BiblioTech, a program connecting Stanford humanities Ph.D.s with
the Silicon Valley ecosystem. Her research interests include
seventeenth-century French literature, humanities education, social media,
information overload, leadership, entrepreneurship, and the intersection of
humanities and technology. She holds an M.A. in French and Humanities and
a Ph.D. in French from Stanford University.
16h00 17h30 Burton
Lee : The European Entrepreneurship
and Innovation Thought Leaders Seminar (EEITL) is a weekly lecture series
on entrepreneurship and technology innovation as practiced in Europe and by
Europeans in Silicon Valley co-sponsored
by the Department of Mechanical Engineering and our European Government
Partners. The seminar is free and Open to the Public, and is affiliated with
the Stanford Technology Ventures Program. It also functions as a class called
Mechanical Engineering 421 (ME 421). http://www.europeanentrepreneursatstanford.com Entrepreneurship & Innovation Thought Leaders
takes place every Monday from 4:15 pm to 5:30 pm in Hewlett 201, on the second
floor of the Hewlett Teaching Center, Stanford Engineering Campus,
holidays excepted. Click here for a map
of Hewlett 201, which is directly across from the Packard Electrical
Engineering Building, and diagonally across from the Gates Computer Science
Building. Burton Lee is a technology
venture finance, innovation, entrepreneurship and design industry professional
with 15+ years entrepreneurship, senior management and technical leadership
experience in seed-stage investment; venture-backed startups; major global
technology corporations (GE, HP, Daimler); govt executive service; STI & economic
development agencies (NSF, NIH, NASA, European Commission); & top research
universities. Dr. Lee lectures on 'European Innovation and Entrepreneurship' in
Stanford's School of Engineering, based out of the ME Dept Design Group. He is
a frequent public speaker in Europe, Latin America, Washington DC & Silicon
Valley. As Managing Director of Innovarium Ventures, Dr. Lee provides senior
strategic, financial & technical leadership and advisory services to the
global innovation sector, including hitech startups; private equity | VC
investment funds and seed- & early-stage investors; technology &
manufacturing corporations | MNCs; universities; S&T parks; accelerators
& incubators; and regional & national govt STI agencies. Dr. Lee's
expertise includes venture investment; regional innovation ecosystem | cluster
assessment, roadmapping, strategy, design & new programs development;
technology startup advisory roles & operations; innovation management,
including 'design thinking', product design & development; technology
commercialization; corporate development & strategy. Relevant policy experience includes science,
technology & innovation policy & programs for national/regional govts,
Prime Ministers & Democratic presidential candidates Exceptionally strong intl
background with deep innovation, entrepreneurship, design, economics,
technology & STI programs & policy experience in Ireland, Finland,
Sweden, Estonia, Denmark, Germany, UK, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Austria,
Russia, Czech Republic, Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Colombia, Panama, Jamaica,
Guyana, Japan, and Berlin & Brussels. Foreign languages: German, Spanish,
French (fair)
18h00-19h30 Il est important de préciser vos souhaits
le plus tot possible pour les réservation :
- Cinq persssonnes pourrons rester diner à Standford avec
Dr Burton Lee et les conférenciers à la
suite de la conférence.
- Pour les autres diner gastronomique au Restaurant "The
Sea" 4269 El
Camino Real
Palo Alto, CA 94306 Tel: (650)
213-1111. The Sea By Alexander's Steakhouse is the bay area's premier seafood
dining destination. The restaurant distinguishes itself by focusing on rich
sumptuous morsels from the sea, prepared with modern technique and flair. Chef
Yu Min Lin blends contemporary cuisine with Japanese sensibility and
ingredients to transform The Sea's menu into the extraordinary experience .
- Il est aussi
possible de diner a proximité au restaurant chinois Su Hong Eatery 4256 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, California 94306 Tel
: 650-493-3836. Réserver la grande table ronde.
20h00 21h00 Au choix :
-Chaos,
a User’s Guide: Solutions for Developing Ourselves, our Communities and
Organizations in a Chaotic World Bruno Marion In his brilliant and provocative book, covering
everything from personal relationships to energy supply to the way we teach our
kids, Bruno Marion looks beneath the surface of the seemingly nonsensical
events of our lives and unveils hidden patterns based on Chaos Theory and
fractal images. Through this innovative lens, he offers us a radical new
strategy for our personal and professional lives, as well as for our
institutions and organizations. Bruno Marion is not only asking the right
questions, he gives us surprising answers and allows us to build our own
future.
Think of the future through the science fiction Florence
Leray Teacher
in Philosophy and journalist for 20 years, she is also a TV Director. Creator
and dispenser of the module "Think of the future through the science
fiction" to the Catholic University of Lyon (France), she is convinced of
the dimension heuristics of the science fiction.
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