
Lori
Long,
Ph.D.
Center
for
Innovation
&
Growth
Fellow
Professor,
Carmel
Boyer
School
of
Business
Burton
D.
Morgan
Chair
in
Entrepreneurial
Studies
llong@bw.edu
Lori
works
in
partnership
with
the
Center
for
Innovation
&
Growth
to
foster
faculty
excellence,
across
all
academic
disciplines,
in
entrepreneurship
education.
Lori
also
provides
leadership
for
the
entrepreneurship
minor
and
serves
as
project
manager
in
the
Growth
Practice.
She
instructs
courses
in
management
and
entrepreneurship
and
her
research
interests
include
developing
entrepreneurs,
online
learning,
organizational
culture
and
effective
work/life
management
strategies.
Lori
currently
serves
in
the
external
entrepreneurship
eco-system
as
the
President
of
the
Entrepreneurship
Education
Consortium
which
conducts
programming
in
collaboration
with
nine
other
colleges
and
universities
in
NEO.

Thomas
Sutton,
Ph.D.
Director,
Community
Research
Institute
Professor,
Political
Science
Department
tsutton@bw.edu
Tom
has
been
active
in
the
CIG
since
its
inception
and
is
a
proven
leader
integrating
teaching
and
research
in
service
to
the
Northeast
Ohio
community
as
director
of
the
Community
Research
Institute.
A
Fulbright
Scholar
who
taught
and
conducted
research
at
the
University
of
Cape
Coast,
Ghana
in
2013-14,
Tom
served
as
the
Burton
D.
Morgan
Chair
in
Entrepreneurial
Studies
from
August
2014-May
2020.

Linda
Kanner,
MBA
Entrepreneur-in-Residence
Lecturer,
Carmel
Boyer
School
of
Business
lkanner@bw.edu
Linda
is
Baldwin
Wallace
University's
first
entrepreneur-in-residence.
In
her
role,
Linda
coaches
BW
entrepreneurs
on
their
ventures
and
spreads
awareness
of
entrepreneurship
and
innovation
across
campus.
With
over
25
years
of
experience,
ranging
from
consultant
to
marketing
executive
to
business
owner,
Linda
provides
BW
entrepreneurs
a
comprehensive
view
of
start-up
operations.
Linda
also
teaches,
serves
on
the
advisory
board
at
Economic
and
Community
Development
Institute
(ECDI)
of
Cleveland
and
volunteers
at
the
Women's
Business
Center.