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Friday, December 12, 2014

1871 CEO HOWARD TULLMAN SPEAKS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP AT SPERTUS INSTITUTE


The pioneering Center for Jewish Leadership officially launched at Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership on October 26, 2014, with a groundbreaking symposium titled Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Jewish Leadership. We were excited to bring together on one stage innovative leaders from US and Israel. The impressive panel of presenters transcended the line between the for-profit and nonprofit sectors, a scope that was equally reflected by those in the audience.
It is now my pleasure to share videos of the speaker’s presentations. I hope that their insights on entrepreneurship, innovation, and Jewish leadership will be useful in your own work and can be leveraged to advance Jewish communal life.


Sunday, November 23, 2014

The 4 Myths Of Equity Crowdfunding (And Why They’re Wrong)

 This Week In Crowdfunding: The 4 Myths Of Equity Crowdfunding (And Why They’re Wrong)

This Week in Crowdfunding is a newly launched podcast series hosted by OurCrowd's Zack Miller and David Stark, where they cover the best in Crowdfunding with a frank — and educational — discussion about the issues surrounding Crowdfunding. Every week, they interview successful entrepreneurs, deconstruct campaigns, and hear from the smartest people around on this transformative, massive financing trend.
Sign up to listen to the podcast on iTunes * Sticher * SoundCloud!

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Equity crowdfunding is probably the newest form of crowdfunding, Kickstarter and Indiegogo’s little brother. But the momentum is there — OurCrowd estimated that upwards of $700M would be invested via equity crowdfunding during 2014.
While thousands of investors have taken to equity crowdfunding platforms, there is a lot of runway for new investors to embrace crowd investing. In this week’s episode of TWiC, hosts Zack Miller and David Stark explore (and bust) 4 myths of equity crowdfunding.

Sunday, October 12, 2014

1871 CEO Howard Tullman Keynotes Spertus Institute Entrepreneurship Event

Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership
Join us when Spertus Institute brings entrepreneurs from the business world and social sector, in Israel and North America, together on one stage to inspire ideas for individual, organizational, and community-wide innovation. Hear them discuss what it takes to create transformative ventures and how this knowledge can be leveraged to advance Jewish life.
Howard Tullman, CEO of 1871, Chicago's entrepreneurial hub for digital startups, will kick off the day's activities with opening remarks about innovation and leadership. An inspired entrepreneur and enthusiastic educator, he has served as founder, director, or CEO of companies including Kendall College, The Princeton Review, Tribeca Flashpoint Media Academy, and RollingStone.com. In 2012, Inc. magazine called him "the most accomplished, best-connected entrepreneur you've never heard of" (the last part of which we believe is no longer true).
Keynote Presenter
Jon Medved is the founder/CEO of OurCrowd, a crowdfunding platform for Israeli startups called "one of the largest crowdfunding organizations on the planet" (Forbes). He has invested in more than 140 startups, bringing 12 to values in excess of $100 million. A passionate speaker, he appears regularly on CNN, CNBC, and Bloomberg.
Panelists
  • Ariel Beery, of social venture accelerator PresenTense, is the co-founder of MobileOCT, an Israeli startup that enables mobile phones to detect cancer.
  • Jay Goltz is a local entrepreneur who pioneered the evolution of Chicago's Clybourn Corridor. He blogs about small business for the New York Times.
  • Dr. Hal M. Lewis is president/CEO of Spertus Institute and a recognized expert on Jewish leadership.
  • Toby Rubin is the founder/CEO of Upstart, a national nonprofit that drives social entrepreneurship.


This is the Inaugural Event of the Center for Jewish Leadership

New opportunities for leadership development will strengthen the knowledge, effectiveness, creativity, and strategic agility of current and future Jewish leaders, magnifying the vibrancy of their communities and advancing the missions of the organizations they serve. Learn more>
The Center for Jewish Leadership is supported by generous grants from the Crown Family and an anonymous foundation. We are grateful for their support.
Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership is a partner in serving the community, supported by the JUF/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.

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