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A key challenge in the Canadian innovation ecosystem is developing new models for innovation intermediaries and knowledge transfer. This presentation shares the founder's experience as an innovation intermediary while operating TheCodeFactory business incubator and shared workspace in Ottawa, Canada, since 2007. As a bootstrapped startup in its own right, TheCodeFactory takes a novel approach to business incubation: the business is funded from the bottom-up by entrepreneurs and innovators. Through an overview of TheCodeFactory's history and evolution within the burgeoning web and mobile innovation ecosystem in Ottawa, this presentation provides a practioner's perspective of lessons learned in an entrepreneurial business incubator. This experience also raises key questions for future academic research with practical applications for entrepreneurship support systems. In this way, the purpose of the presentation is to help bridge the gap between theory and practice in the domains of business incubation and knowledge transfer.]]>
A key challenge in the Canadian innovation ecosystem is developing new models for innovation intermediaries and knowledge transfer. This presentation shares the founder's experience as an innovation intermediary while operating TheCodeFactory business incubator and shared workspace in Ottawa, Canada, since 2007. As a bootstrapped startup in its own right, TheCodeFactory takes a novel approach to business incubation: the business is funded from the bottom-up by entrepreneurs and innovators. Through an overview of TheCodeFactory's history and evolution within the burgeoning web and mobile innovation ecosystem in Ottawa, this presentation provides a practioner's perspective of lessons learned in an entrepreneurial business incubator. This experience also raises key questions for future academic research with practical applications for entrepreneurship support systems. In this way, the purpose of the presentation is to help bridge the gap between theory and practice in the domains of business incubation and knowledge transfer.]]> Sat, 12 Oct 2013 10:46:14 GMT /slideshow/20131007apractitionerperspective/27128411 thecodefactory@slideshare.net(thecodefactory) 2013.10.07.a.practitioner.perspective thecodefactory A key challenge in the Canadian innovation ecosystem is developing new models for innovation intermediaries and knowledge transfer. This presentation shares the founder's experience as an innovation intermediary while operating TheCodeFactory business incubator and shared workspace in Ottawa, Canada, since 2007. As a bootstrapped startup in its own right, TheCodeFactory takes a novel approach to business incubation: the business is funded from the bottom-up by entrepreneurs and innovators. Through an overview of TheCodeFactory's history and evolution within the burgeoning web and mobile innovation ecosystem in Ottawa, this presentation provides a practioner's perspective of lessons learned in an entrepreneurial business incubator. This experience also raises key questions for future academic research with practical applications for entrepreneurship support systems. In this way, the purpose of the presentation is to help bridge the gap between theory and practice in the domains of business incubation and knowledge transfer. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2013-131012104614-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> A key challenge in the Canadian innovation ecosystem is developing new models for innovation intermediaries and knowledge transfer. This presentation shares the founder's experience as an innovation intermediary while operating TheCodeFactory business incubator and shared workspace in Ottawa, Canada, since 2007. As a bootstrapped startup in its own right, TheCodeFactory takes a novel approach to business incubation: the business is funded from the bottom-up by entrepreneurs and innovators. Through an overview of TheCodeFactory's history and evolution within the burgeoning web and mobile innovation ecosystem in Ottawa, this presentation provides a practioner's perspective of lessons learned in an entrepreneurial business incubator. This experience also raises key questions for future academic research with practical applications for entrepreneurship support systems. In this way, the purpose of the presentation is to help bridge the gap between theory and practice in the domains of business incubation and knowledge transfer.

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-thecodefactory-48x48.jpg?cb=1625511209 Ian Graham thinks different, challenges the status quo and is a passionate entrepreneur committed to helping early-stage businesses in Ottawa succeed and grow. He is President of TheCodeFactory a results oriented bootstrap business incubator and shared work space in Ottawa, Canada that opened on May 25th, 2008. TheCodeFactory has produced two graduates, 70 start-up jobs facilitated; 32 students hired through “Students and Start-ups” (an event connecting students looking for work with startups looking to hire) and hosted over 1,000 grass roots events. Ian has close to a decade of hands on practical experience working in a variety of roles with a number of very early stage businesses. I www.thecodefactory.ca/blog/