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Issue
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Dan Loague
Capital formation Institute
Washington DC
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Introduction
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Jon Gregory
Golden Capital Network
Chico, CA
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Effective Tools for
Innovation Economics
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Dr. Randall Goldsmith
Mississippi Technology Alliance
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Professional Standards
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Thomas
Vass
Private Capital Market
Morrisville NC
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Private
Sector Leadership
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Montie Roland
Montie Design
Morrisville, NC
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Community Innovation
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Chris
Gibbons
Littleton Bus./ Ind. Affairs
Littleton CO
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Self-Sustaining
Community Growth
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Rachel Duran
Business Xpansion Journal Lawrence, KS
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Training and Certification
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Ed Morrison
Institute for Open Economics
Cleveland OH
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Effective Alliances and
Networks
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Dr.
Richard Meyer
Orion Technical Associates
Albuquerque NM
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Start-Up
Financing
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Jon Gregory
Golden Capital Network
Chico CA
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Expanding Regional Capital
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John
Colwell
Mentor Capital Partners
Baltimore MD
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SME
Wealth and Exit Strategies
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Q & A
Session
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- Resources
for SME new product development
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- Similarities
between start-up companies and SMEs
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- Available
entrepreneurial tool sets and training
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- Uses
of "venture capital investing"
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- Decline
of SME manufacturers in North Carolina
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