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Program |
5:30 - Cash Bar Reception 6:30 -
Registration and Badge Pick-Up. 6:40 -
Banquet Buffet. 7:00 -
Matt
Noah Remarks.
7:05 Scott Litman. 7:12
Elevator Pitches 7:15
Barry Moltz 8:30 Concluding Remarks.
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Scott Litman,
Co-chairman,
Breakthrough Ideas
is an entrepreneur and visionary leader who has spent 15 years growing
fledgling businesses into industry powerhouses. Most recently, his
foresight and leadership helped catapult connect@jwt, the digital solutions
business of J. Walter Thompson, to become one of the ten largest providers
of integrated marketing communications in the
United States. Litman began early, founding Minneapolis-based
Imaginet just a year out of college. Imaginet was one of the first vendors
of its kind in the Midwest with an initial focus on Macintosh-based
publishing solutions. At the beginning of 2005, Litman & Mallin left
J.Walter Thompson after sucessful completion of their management contracts
and formed SDWA Ventures. Their first venture has been the creation and
launch of the widely acclaimed Breakthrough Ideas competition, the search
for the next great business idea in Minnesota.
Barry Moltz has been running
small businesses with a great deal of success and failure for 15
years. He co-founded Prairie Angels (www.prairieangels.org)
which invests in local seed stage companies. Barry also is on the
Advisory Board of the Angel Capital Association (www.angelcapitalassociation.org)
which is the national professional alliance of angel groups. His
book, “You Need to Be A Little Crazy: The Truth about Starting and
Growing Your Business” describes the crazy ups and downs and emotional
trials of running a business. It is in its fourth reprint and has been
translated into Chinese, Russian, Korean and Thai.
Barry
speaks at 100 business events a year through out the country. He has
received numerous awards such as Angel of the Year and was inducted
into the Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame.
Barry can be contacted at
www.barrymoltz.com.
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