Who else wants to know what investors are really looking for in the perfect pitch?

Welcome to Idea2Impact, the show where you will hear from inventors and entrepreneurs who have some amazing stories of how they have taken their research and ideas from pencil and paper all the way to market.

On this episode, Dr. Beth Deuermeyer and Jack Manhire talk with Prof. Omar Hakim, who is a professor of practice in entrepreneurship and technology at Texas A&M University.

If you want to talk business, companies, and entrepreneurship, from Crossfit all the way to oil and gas, Omar is the person to talk to.

Want more information? Visit Texas A&M University Innovation Partners https://tamuip.edu/

You can also contact your host, Beth Deuermeyer, Ph.D. https://www.linkedin.com/in/edeuermeyer/

Prof. Hakim's webpage: https://liberalarts.tamu.edu/sociolog...

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Who else wants to know what investors are really looking for in the perfect pitch?  Welcome to Idea2Impact, the show where you will hear from inventors and entrepreneurs who have some amazing stories of how they have taken their research and ideas from pencil and paper all the way to market.   On this episode, Drs. Beth Deuermeyer and Jack Manhire talk with Prof. Omar Hakim, who is a professor of practice in entrepreneurship and technology at Texas A&M University. If you want to talk business, companies, and entrepreneurship, from Crossfit all the way to oil and gas, Omar is the person to talk to.

On this week’s episode of the Idea 2 Impact Podcast, hosts Beth Deuermeyer and Jack Manhire talk to Dr. Ashlee Jahnke, who a research scientist in the Chemistry department at Texas A&M, and is also head of R&D at Teysha Technology, a company on a mission to create bioplastics for a greener future.

Ashlee has a unique path to idea to impact. She has participated in both sides–both as the scientist AND the entrepreneur. This didn’t come naturally to her, even though she is a self-proclaimed people person and enjoys meeting new people and making connections. It was when she decided to get out of her comfort zone and dip her toes into the business side of things that she really started to get passionate about her work. You’ll hear Dr. Janhke talk about several important idea to impact topics including:

Want more information? Visit Texas A&M University Innovation Partners Learn more about Teysha Technologies and their work in degradable plastics

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On the inaugural episode of the Idea 2 Impact podcast, we sit down with Dr. Mark Benden, Department Head and Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, as well as Associate Professor in the Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering, and Director of the Ergonomics Center at the School of Public Health.⁣ ⁣ ⁣
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Mark starts by sharing how he found his way to Texas A&M and then dives into how he has enjoyed life as a husband, and father, now grandfather, while also becoming one of A&M’s most successful inventors and lovable mentors. ⁣ ⁣ ⁣
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This wasn’t always easy, especially as a junior faculty member, but with a lot of determination and effort in the beginning, his research has now been used in setting industry standards, and he also holds 21 US patents and several others that are pending, all while teaching, researching, and mentoring students and faculty alike.⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣
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For more information on Dr. Benden's work, visit https://health.tamu.edu/experts/mark-benden.html⁣ ⁣ ⁣
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Want more? Contact Dr. Beth Deuermeyer by visiting www.TAMUIP.tamu.edu or by email at [email protected]

Ever wonder how people are able to shift their ideas that originate on paper into real-life inventions that changed the world? Who are these inventors? How are they able to transfer their ideas to impact the world? Join co-hosts Beth Deuermeyer and Jack Manhire on the Idea 2 Impact podcast, presented by Texas A&M University Innovation Partners, where we bring you the inside scoop on how faculty and other community members successfully translate their ideas into inventions, while also teaching, researching, and mentoring other faculty members and students.