Works Well With Others: How Faculty from Competing Institutions Learned to Work Together as a Team
November 2007
Smart Business Magazine: Phil Bessler, Director of the Baldwin-Wallace College Business Clinic, comments on how faculty members from eight Northeast Ohio Institutions of higher learning decided to develop a major project together. The goal of the Entrepreneurship Education Consortium is to help college students develop and launch their own businesses in Northeast Ohio.
Jolt Of Electricity
July 2007
Inside Business: Matt Brakey of Energymanager.com Turned to the Business Clinic at Baldwin-Wallace College to Revamp His Business Plan.
Painting a Path to Productivity
May 2007
Inside Business: Baldwin-Wallace students volunteer their skills to help small business and individuals achieve new levels of success.
Entrepreneurial Exposure
February 2007
Inside Business: With a $1.6 million grant in hand, Baldwin-Wallace College is instilling in its students entrepreneurial thinking, while, at the same time, contributing to the local economy.
$1.65 Million Grant Spurs Entrepreneurial Mindset at Baldwin-Wallace College
January 2007
Northern Ohio Live reports on how B-W is carrying entrepreneurship education campus-wide.
Bullish on Integrity
June 2006
BusinessWeek.com reporter, Janie Ho, interviews Dr. Peter Rea on his book "Integrity is a Growth Market".
"Ethics Means More Than Compliance"
June 2006
Alan Kolp, Peter Rea: Ethics means more than compliance. The Providence Journal reports on Ethics and "Integrity is a Growth Market".
"Road Map to Success: Program Empowers Minority Entrepreneurs"
April 2006
Kaleidoscope Magazine featured an article about CIG programs help minority entrepreneurs. Read what is happening at the B-W Business Clinic and the Presidents Council. Find out how these B-W programs helped Claude Kennard, President of Metaloy Inc. launch two new companies.
Learn more about Kaleidoscope Magazine on their website: www.kaleidoscopemagazine.net
B-W SIFE Team wins Regional Competition
March 2006
The SIFE Overall Competition provides SIFE teams with the opportunity to compete against each other and ultimately determine which team had the most impact improving the quality of life and standard of living for members of its community through educating others about the five SIFE educational topics: Market Economics, Success Skills, Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy and Business Ethics.
David Morgenthaler Speaks at B-W Kamm Lecture
March 2006
Mr. Morgenthaler spoke to the B-W community on his perspective regarding regional economic development. He focused on the importance of creating jobs, which is achieved by exporting goods and services to create wealth within the region and attract investment. He discussed how the region must change to create job and promote economic growth by improving education and by focusing on technology based industries such as health care services, medical products, nanotechnology, fuel cells and alternative energy.
The 2006 Innovator of the Year Awards
March 2006
The Center for Innovation and Growth at Baldwin-Wallace College salutes exceptional leadership in economic development. On March 23, 2006, The CIG presented the 2006 Innovators of the Year Awards to Donald Bogus, David Morgenthaler, and Martin Zanotti.
Burton D. Morgan Foundation Endows Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies
March 2006
A $1.5 million grant from The Burton D. Morgan Foundation will endow a chair in entrepreneurship at Baldwin-Wallace College and help provide leadership for campus initiatives to nurture innovation and growth in the region’s economy.
Providing Synergy for a Regional Asset
October 2005
Eric Fingerhut believes the Northeast Ohio region is stronger operating together than it is fractionalized. In addition to serving on the B-W business administration faculty as director of economic development education and entrepreneurship, Fingerhut is an Ohio State Senator. He and many of his legislative brethren from both sides of the aisle believe that Ohio communities must learn to work together to deliver public services in a more cost effective manner. Since fire and emergency services are one of the most costly and capital intensive areas for all communities, it is easy to understand why attention always focuses there first.
Business Leaders Discuss Growth Through Innovation and Entrepreneurship
June 2005
How do individuals contribute to growth and innovation?
“I think people hear the word entrepreneurship, and they think it’s got to be a new, from-scratch start-up, but there is enormous ability to be an entrepreneur in an existing large organization, whether it’s government, a non-profit or a for-profit organization,” according to Ronald B. Richard, president of The Cleveland Foundation.
Eric Fingerhut Joins Baldwin-Wallace Faculty, Launches Five-City Initiative for Fire Services
June 2005
Faculty and students at B-W will collaborate this summer with five local communities to look at fire department services and whether the five cities might share these services to improve efficiency and reduce or stabilize costs. The collaboration was born when Fingerhut contacted Parma Heights Mayor Martin Zanotti for suggestions for a B-W summer research project.
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