Cade Prize keynote

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The Future of Gainesville = Innovation

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The slide deck from a very brief presentation I made at the Cade Prize event in Gainesville. FL 6.11.10

Transcript of Cade Prize keynote

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The Future of Gainesville = Innovation

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The world is changing…

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UF Homecoming 1930

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UF Homecoming 2009

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Change is Inevitable

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A question… and a challenge…

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What makes Gainesville special?

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Good to Great

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The Challenge:

How do we leverage Gainesville’s assets to compete successfully in the global economy?

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The World’s Most Innovative Cities:

A high concentration of residents working in “knowledge jobs.”

Solid innovation infrastructure that fosters technological innovation.

Local companies geared toward global markets.

High value-added, technologically advanced manufacturing sectors.

Institutions and residents embrace the digital economy.

At the front of the information technology and Internet Revolutions.

Above-average levels of entrepreneurship.

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• 39% of our population holds bachelor degrees or higher.

• 1,854 engineering degrees were awarded in 2007.

• GTEC has generated $57,600,000 in grants and funding.

• Sid Martin Biotechnology Development Institute has

generated $450,000,000 in grants and funding.

• In 2008 UF received more than $560,000,000 in

sponsored research funding.

How does Gainesville measure up to those requirements?

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Greater Gainesville generated about 150 patents a year over the last five years… more than 50% of them in the life sciences.

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• Cancer Center

• Genetics Institute

• Institute on Aging

• Emerging Pathogens Institute

• McKnight Brain Institute

• Center for Excellence in Regenerative Biotechnology

• Interdisciplinary Center for Biotechnology Research

• Powell Gene Therapy Center

• Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Institute

One of the Top 15 Research Universities in America

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AND…

• SFC Top 20 in Community College League of Innovation

• SFC Center for Innovation and Economic Development

• SFC Perry Center for Emerging Technologies

• Gainesville Technology Enterprise Center

• Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator

• Powell Center for Construction and Environment

• UF – DOE High Temperature Electrochemistry Center

• UF Institute for Sustainable Energy Technology Incubator

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AND…• RTI Biologics

• Exactech

• Banyan Biomarkers

• Applied Genetic Technologies

• BioResources Management

• BioEnergy International

• Sharklet Technologies

• Streamline Numerics

• Info Tech

• Infinite Energy

• And, and, and, and, and, and, and………… Not to mention…….

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Florida Innovation Hub at UF

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Cade Museum

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In just the past 5 years Gainesville has been named:

# 1 Tech City in Florida

#1 Overall Cities Ranked and Rated

Top 1% of Chambers in America

Top 10 Hotspots for Young Professionals to Work & Live

#22 Smartest Cities in America

#47 Best Places to Launch and Live

Best 50 Hospitals in America: Shands at UF

Top 50 Best Places for Business and Careers

The 2009 Region of Excellence

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In other words…

Collaboration

Communication

Celebration

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Tonight we are here to celebrate…

H2O Life Technologies

WiOptix

University of Florida

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