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Inclusive Innovation Across Borders: Designing Ecosystems for Disability Entrepreneurship and Inclusive Funding

This post is from one of our member organizations -- Business and Technology University (BTU) in Tbilisi, Georgia -- and is written by Ani Vashakmadze, Associate Professor, Business and Technology University (BTU), Georgia; and a PhD Candidate, Kyoto Institute of Technology.  Rethinking Innovation Through Inclusion Across innovation hubs from Tbilisi to ...

January 23rd, 2026|

The AIDE Axiom: Rewriting the Economics of World-Changing Ventures in Deep Tech, MedTech, and Pharma

By Paul Cheek, Senior Advisor, Entrepreneurship & AI, Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship & Jeff Larsen, Assistant Vice-President, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Dalhousie University Why It Matters Deep tech, medtech, and pharma ventures have always faced a decade-long gauntlet of massive capital demands and crushing scientific risk, limiting the ...

July 25th, 2025|

Empowering SME Exporters with AI: Bending the Vector of Growth & Societal Impact

By Paul Cheek, Senior Advisor, Entrepreneurship & AI, Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship & Jeff Larsen, Assistant Vice-President, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Dalhousie University Why It Matters SME exporters (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises) stand at a pivotal crossroads, poised to leap from steady incremental growth to explosive global impact ...

July 10th, 2025|

Microorganisms That Can Actually Work for Climate Action

This post is from one of our member organizations -- Business and Technology University (BTU) in Tbilisi, Georgia -- and is written by Dr. Mariam Keburia, Consultant of the Development and International Relations Office at BTU. For most of Earth’s history, microbes were the planet’s only inhabitants. Even today, they represent ...

May 16th, 2025|
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