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  • 12/12 Timely Topics: A New Era w/ Jennifer & Rory

    One of the most powerful tools for an entrepreneur is being connected to the right resources when they are needed most. Timely Topics, a series hosted by the Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, features panels of speakers, workshops to engage our entrepreneurs, and fireside chats with successful business leaders. These sessions are a way for CCEI to provide ongoing opportunities for students, faculty, and alumni entrepreneurs to learn, grow, and connect. 

    Saying goodbye to the old and welcoming in the new! Get ready for the next chapter of Timely Topics as it forges deeper connections with its community, addresses contemporary topics, and has a lot of fun along the way. Join Jen and Rory as they discuss the new direction it will be taking, and reflect on what we’ve learned from the series over the past two years.

    Jennifer Mathieu is the Executive Director of CCEI and supports economic development by fostering initiatives for startups and small businesses at UConn, across Connecticut and to alumni worldwide. In this role she has helped to launch and grow hundreds of startups and several new programs and initiatives to support entrepreneurs. Jennifer is an entrepreneurship educator and teaches courses and programs to support entrepreneurs. Read more about Jennifer's background here.

    Rory McGloin Ph.D. is an award-winning business communication professor at the University of Connecticut. Rory's career in higher education spans 17+ years, including engagements with over 10,000 learners to date and 35 peer-reviewed publications. In addition, Rory serves as the Associate Director of Communication Programming and Development for the UConn School of Engineering’s Professional Education Program as well as serving as the Associate Director of Entrepreneurial Communication & Research with CCEI. Read more about Rory's background here.

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    Timely Topics events are free and open to the general public. We ask that you please register ahead of the event.

    For more information, contact: Michaela Hartl at michaela.hartl@uconn.edu