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CBRIN 2.0
Strategy
Team
Values &
attributes
Innovation
Community
Survey
Community
Collaborative
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Board &
Partner
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Board &
Executive
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Strategy
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December
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1. Strategic Directions review‒
2. Innovation companies‒
3. Talent & Capital‒
4. Collaboration within the ecosystem‒
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Remains unchanged from previous strategy (Dr Sarah Pearson)
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* enterprising people willing to change the status quo, including
researchers, inventors, intrapreneurs, students, etc.
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IMPACT
FOUNDATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
SECTORS &
CAPABILITY
I-CAP E-CAP
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Common agenda
Keeps all parties moving towards same goal
Common progress measures
Agreed way to measure outcomes
Mutually reinforcing activities
Expertise of partners is leveraged for shared outcome
Open Intensive Communication
Allows a culture of collaboration to emerge & thrive
Backbone organization
Takes on the role of coordination and helping organisations collaborate & share benefits
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Adapted From: Kramer, M., Kania, J.: Collective Impact, Stanford
Social innovation review, 2011 [collaborationforimpact.com]
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IMPACT
FOUNDATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
SECTORS & CAPABILITY
I-CAP E-CAP
2. Continue
strengthening
entrepreneurial
capacity
1. Mobilise
innovation capacity
within the knowledge
& gov. sectors
3. A central hub, linked to
precincts, enabling
innovation and collaboration
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How?
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How?
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UNSW
CIT
CSIRO
ANU
Data61
UC
CBRIN HUB ACT Gov
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INDUSTRY COLLABORATION
SPACE (PRECINCT)
STUDENTS
(learning,
programs,
internships)
RESEARCHERS
INNOVATION
COMPANIES
ENTREPRENEURS
TECHTRANSFER OFFICE
RESEARCH LABs
TEACHING,
COWORKING (UC, ANU, CIT, …)
EXPERTS,
MENTORS,
INVESTORS
PUBLIC
OTHER GROUPS
(creatives, …)
CORPORATES,
GOVERNMENT
customers
networks
ON CAMPUS PROGRAMS MILLHOUSE (UC),
MAKERSPACE (ANU, CIT), Vouchers (UC),
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FOUND. MEMBER NODE
AMBITIOUS SMEs
Corporate / Gov. Innovation floor(s)
Corporate / Gov. Coworking Space
Retail & Rotating Showcase
Programs , events, labs, meetings
Foundation member floor(s)
Scale Up space (maturing startups)
Incubator (post-acceleration stage)
Accelerator(s) – early stage / seed
Startup coworking (entrepreneurs)
CBRIN 2.0 HUB
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Corporate / Gov. Innovation floor(s)
Corporate / Gov. Coworking
Retail & Rotating Showcase
Programs , events, labs, meetings
Foundation member floor(s)
Scale Up space (maturing startups)
Incubator (post-acceleration stage)
Accelerator(s) – early stage / seed
Startup coworking (entrepreneurs)
Building
infrastructure
Shared kitchen,
meeting rooms
Open plan space
Smaller offices
4 desks per office
Office suites
Basic parameters:
Within CBD
Proximity to foundation
members but neutral
Access to coffee culture +
restaurants
Access to parking
Funky, distinct, unique
character - iconic
building, “a statement”
Corporate / government Innovation teams
– premium office space lease / address
Corporate, government contractors
out of town visitors
Growing innovation companies – time not
delimited, commercial rent + VCs
Kiln - Post-acceleration companies – smaller
offices, time-limit, favourable rent + angels
Griffin accelerator and its sector skins –
investor-led / sponsored (corporate)
Entry29 – self-sustained (membership),
coworking space / community for entrepreners
Student experience, co-located research
commercialisation activity
Management, event space, collaboration labs –
short term space rent, workshops, programs
Compatible retail clients
+ showcase space
9 functional areas 9 area activities (can be mixed) Space mix Legend
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'thick accountability’ - document/explain
what is happening and how it is going, as
opposed to usual 'thin (normative)
accountability' metrics. This sets up
measurement and assessment as
formative (forward looking) rather than
summative. Focus on celebrating
successes, even the small ones to
demonstrate progress on vision/mission.
More in: Ebrahim, A.: Placing the normative logics in thick
perspective. Harvard. 2006.
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Jurisdictional strategies reflect competitive positioning and focus on a small
number of strategies that leverage unique local context and capabilities.
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Talent for companies
CULTURE: Connect, promote, coordinate and support other providers, space, marketing, events
INSPIRE NEXT-GEN ENTREPRENEURS
DEVELOP ENTREPRENEURS
GROW COMPANIES
PROMOTECOLLABORATION
Inspiring Australia
Getting young women to STEM
Youth / Creative Entrepreneurs
Workshops
Launchpad
COWORKING
ACCELERATION
INCUBATION+SME GROWTH
SOCIAL Enterprise Acceleration
Mentor, expert & capital networks
Collaborative Innovation Lab
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Programs and activity delivered by foundation members and other enabling actors across the ecosystem
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CBR recognised globally as a clever connected creative city powered by excellence in research, innovation
and entrepreneurship. A city where enterprising people drive growth of a vibrant innovation ecosystem.
Assist 100 entrepreneurial people (including researchers & innovators)
from Canberra to achieve recognized national / global success, including
being part of a growth story of a superstar innovative company (=stories).
We empower innovators
& entrepreneurs to make
an impact & change
the world.
We are open
collaborators
and great partners!
CBRIN team is
Experimental
Energising
Knowledgeable
Skilled
Results-driven
Diversity as a value proposition. We value, encourage, support and protect
diversity as a fundamental building block of modern society and economy.
Entrepreneurs are everywhere. In garages, homes, schools, labs, research
organisations, in government, corporations, SMEs, NGOs and among citizens.
Ambition drives impact. We are here to enable entrepreneurial people to
progress and succeed. It’s all about THEM, not us.
Lean principle. We do not need extensive resources to generate massive impact.
We need to be smart, flexible, leverage partners and focus on what works.
Innovation means change. When you do something truly innovative, failure and
learnings are inevitable. Part of pushing hard for change is that not everyone will
be happy. And that’s OK.
Open Collaborative Culture. We believe that transformation starts with culture -
culture within the team and the innovation community as a whole. Everybody is
better off when we work together.
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* Developed by CBRIN team in April - May 2017 using Power of Purpose Framework (Roberts, K., Gilson, C. in Peak Performance);
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