eClips News & Updates

Dan Kammen's interview with eClips is loaded.

2007-04-09T04:00:00Z

Quote:"If you want to do something, it's worth thinking about why you want to do it and how to do it." Clips added to the following themes: Sustainability Transferring social values to a business model Case added to "Socially Responsible Entrepreneurship" Just watched "An Inconvenient Truth" last night...his comments hit me hard!

Deb Is A Winner

2007-03-31T04:00:00Z

On March 26th, winners of the 2007 Olympus Innovation Award were announced. The eClips team was especially proud to learn that Professor Deborah Streeter was awarded an Innovation Award in recognition for her contributions to Cornell and, more broadly, for being a pioneer in innovation and entrepreneurship education. Specifically, "the judges were particularly impressed with Streeter's eClips initiative, a collection of more than 6,000 digital video clips on entrepreneurship, the world's largest such online collection."

Cornell Hosts NCIIA's I2V

2007-03-28T04:00:00Z

Cornell University played host to NCIIA's "Invention 2 Venture" workshops on March 9, 2007. Some of the discussions from the day have now been posted to eClips. David Rickerby, an attorney specializing in intellectual property, discussed Intellectual Property and Licensing and outlined several items to consider when going through the patent process.

Earliest Money Is The Hardest To Get

2007-03-28T04:00:00Z

Judy Albers is the Chief Operations Officer of Excell Partners, a company which provides which provides pre-seed and seed stage financing to high-tech start-up companies in the Upstate New York region. Her comments in eClips discuss the various stages of a startup company and the funding sources that should be pursued at each stage. She shares thoughts on venture capitalists and angel investors and also discusses the importance of understanding your company's valuation and being prepared to sacrifice equity or control in exchange for capital.

Harvard University Collection added

2007-02-08T05:00:00Z

The Harvard Collection contains lecture and panel discussions from conferences sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Women's Leadership Project. The purpose of the project is to foster the effective leadership of a diverse group of women. The conference encourages open discussion about the complex issues and difficult choices that many women face.

A Bird's Eye View (in this case a peacock)

2007-02-01T05:00:00Z

In an extremely candid lecture to a class on Women, Leadership and Entrepreneurship at Cornell University, Calpeter shares her experiences as she climbed the ranks through General Electric to eventually become CFO of NBC Universal, one of GE's six major business units.

Her talk shares not only the nuts and bolts of her career path, but also includes the personal trade-offs and choices she made in her rise to the senior ranks of the organization.