The Innovative and Entrepreneurial University: A UTS Conversation with Todd Davey
Is UTS an Innovative and Entrepreneurial University?
Join a workshop led by Professor Todd Davey, Associate Partner at UIIN (University Industry Innovation Network), who has worked with countless universities globally to support their journey toward becoming more innovative, entrepreneurial and engaged. Todd is visiting UTS as a UTS Key Technology Partner Visiting Fellow from Institut Mines-Télécom (France).
This workshop aims to reignite a university-wide conversation and build a shared understanding of how UTS can strengthen its position as a leading innovative university. Todd will challenge participants to reflect on how leading universities build cultures of innovation, foster entrepreneurship, and deepen engagement with industry and society.
As UTS looks toward its next chapter, what does it mean to be an innovative and entrepreneurial university in a rapidly changing world?
About Todd Davey
| Todd is an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship at the Institut Mines-Télécom Business School in Paris. Formerly a Senior Manager with Deloitte Australia’s Technology Commercialization Group, Todd has ‘switched sides’ to work within academia. He is the author of the book ‘Entrepreneurship at Universities’, co-editor of the Future Universities Thoughtbook, and the creator of TechAdvance™, a tool for evaluating technologies. |
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This interactive two-hour seminar and workshop will be co-hosted by A/Prof Jochen Schweitzer (UTS Business School) and A/Prof Martin Bliemel (UTS TD School), who are co-leading the UTS Innovation and Entrepreneurship Collaborative (IEC).
The IEC is a cross-faculty network that brings together researchers, educators, and practitioners working on innovation, entrepreneurship, productivity, and impact. Through research, thought leadership, and engagement with industry, government, and the startup ecosystem, the IEC supports UTS in developing the capabilities, partnerships, and cultures needed to drive innovation and create social and economic impact.
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