Cornell College, University of Denver, BA'69, MBA'80. Regis University, 2 semesters studying adult learning theory with former student of Malcolm Knowles. Student, then Instructor for "The Assistant-to Position" led by Victor Phillips, author of AMA book by same title. Awards: "Most Like Thomas Jefferson," Denver Thomas Jefferson High School. Gold Award for Community Service, Denver United Way.
Cornell College, University of Denver, BA'69, MBA'80. Regis University, 2 semesters studying adult learning theory with former student of Malcolm Knowles. Student, then Instructor for "The Assistant-to Position" led by Victor Phillips, author of AMA book by same title. Awards: "Most Like Thomas Jefferson," Denver Thomas Jefferson High School. Gold Award for Community Service, Denver United Way.
If the University of Denver was important to something you started, I'd very much like to talk with you.
DU was critically important for me when I started the first meeting of what we now call the IDEA Cafe Startup Workshop over 20 years ago and what we now call the Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
I'm writing an article about what has started at DU since it was founded, with the focus first on what's started in the last 50 some years since I graduated. My hope is that what I write will be worthy of publication in the Clarion and/or the DU magazine.
Please forward this along to anyone you know who might be willing to share their DU startup story with me.
Thanks!
John Wren, DU BA'69 MBA'80 (303)861-1447
Cornell College, University of Denver, BA'69, MBA'80. Regis University, 2 semesters studying adult learning theory with former student of Malcolm Knowles. Student, then Instructor for "The Assistant-to Position" led by Victor Phillips, author of AMA book by same title. Awards: "Most Like Thomas Jefferson," Denver Thomas Jefferson High School. Gold Award for Community Service, Denver United Way.
