The Intrapreneurs Experience
Intrapreneurs are drivers of change to make business a force for good. Cultivate your team of intrapreneurs at the Elevating Impact Summit.
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Tailored for teams, the Intrapreneurs Experience includes discount passes for your team to attend the Elevating Impact Summit, and the post-summit Intrapreneurs Workshop. Teams from across Oregon take part in the Summit and workshop to build a thriving entrepreneurial team culture.
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The Intrapreneurs Workshop
Tuesday, February 11, 12pm - 1:30p
Tickets are included in your Elevating Impact Summit Team Pass. Tickets here.
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An interactive online workshop introducing you to practical steps you and your team can take to drive change from within your organization.
We’ll look at the full journey of intrapreneurship from making the business case to prototyping to maintaining your own resilience along the way. You’ll learn about real cases from fellow intrapreneurs, be exposed to tools to strengthen your capacity as an intrapreneur, and have your questions answered by seasoned practitioners leading innovation and intrapreneurship programs.
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Facilitators
Maggie DePree, Co-founder, The League of Intrapreneurs
Maggie De Pree is a co-founder of The League of Intrapreneurs, a global learning community for social ‘intrapreneurs’ – people working for a better world from inside our incumbent institutions - influential corporates, governments and NGOs. She has spent over a decade harnessing the innovation potential of business to address issues ranging from climate change to healthcare and has worked with companies such as GSK, BMW, Nike, Barclays, Shell, BP and SC Johnson. She regularly speaks and writes on the topic of sustainable innovation and intrapreneurship and is the co-author with John Elkington of The Social Intrapreneur: A Field Guide for Corporate Changemakers. In 2018, she received the Face of a Vibrant Economy Award from Grant Thornton.
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Gwen Conner, Business Accelerator Director, Providence Health and Services
At Providence Health & Services in Oregon, Gwen leads the organization’s first business accelerator, providing funding, connections, and mentorship to clinical teams as they trial new care approaches, integrate early stage technologies, and develop new external relationships. In 2015, Gwen launched the Kitty Powell Innovation Fellowship program to build caregivers’ skills and confidence moving projects forward and working through an ambiguous challenge. Nearly 60 alumni from this intrapreneurship network now direct teams to identify the latent unmet needs in the community, ignite solutions, and share ingenuity, knowledge and skills. This program was profiled at the 2016 Mayo Clinic Transform Conference.