Booth alum who is a serial inventor explains the competitive disruption possible in a major industry from astutely matching a proven high tech platform with social mega-trends
Where
National Louis University
Room 310
850 Warrenville Rd
Lisle, Illinois
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Event Details
Is entrepreneurial innovation worthy of a Nobel Prize? Consider this scenario. A clever team collaborates globally to build an enterprise from scratch based on an established technology to save lives and transform healthcare. Their business model is named the 'Triple Play', leveraging the concepts of differentiation and value cubed throughout all hospital departments to optimize care delivery.
This month will feature the technologist who is striving to make this dream a reality through skillful implementation of RFID systems. He'll show how his venture can ride the defining mega-trends of our era such as AI, Big Data, Cloud Computing, and the Internet of Things. And within this engineering framework is his compelling personal story focused on identifying new opportunities and creating results beyond those purely economic, a journey of discovery you won't want to miss.
Cost
Entrepreneurial Roundtable Member $15.00
Fee as of 9/4/2019 $20.00
Member Guest $15.00
Fee as of 9/4/2019 $20.00
Chicago Booth Alumni $15.00
Fee as of 9/4/2019 $20.00
General Public $20.00
Fee as of 9/4/2019 $25.00
Registration
Register Online
Payment In Advance Only
No credit cards at the door, only cash and checks.
• Dress is business casual.
• Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel, must do so by Wednesday, September 4. There is a no refund policy for late cancellation attempts or for no shows.
Registration cancellations will be accepted until Thursday, September 05, 2019 at 12:00 AM
Deadline: 9/9/2019
Speaker Profiles
Harold Clampitt (Speaker) '96
CEO/founder, ARS
http://americanrfidsolutions.net/
A world class RFID subject matter expert who is an inventor, author and TED-event speaker, Harold has excelled in leadership roles ranging from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies in job functions from engineer to CEO. One of his key strengths is producing high organizational growth by adopting technology whose half-life is less than 30 months and is strongly disruptive to incumbents. An inveterate thinker and innovator, he also holds an active commercial pilot license and is a creative artist through the media of glass blowing and sculpture. He is a registered Licensed Professional Engineer. He earned his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Western Ontario and his MBA in Finance from Chicago Booth.
Questions
Greg Gocek, '85
Booth ER Chairman
Other Information
Pre-event networking with light refreshments in main floor lobby followed by presentation in third floor class room. Copy of presentation material posted online on ER website after the event. Please sign as an ER member, or join if you are not (no charge) prior to registering for event so that you also can receive future notices from ER directly about our upcoming activities.