6TH ANNUAL
MINNEAPOLIS, MN APRIL 28-30, 2022
TABLE OF CONTENTS About e-Fest
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Thank you, Richard M. Schulze
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e-Fest Schedule
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e-Fest Participants
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Thursday Schedule
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Pitch Slam! Information
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Pitch Slam! Order
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Friday Schedule
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Friday Workshops
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Innovation Challenge
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Saturday Schedule
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Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge
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Finals Assignments
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Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge
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Final Judges
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Championship Judges
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Thank you!
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ABOUT E-FEST A three-day celebration of undergraduate entrepreneurship e-Fest is delivered in partnership with the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship and EIX.org, a nonprofit online platform for entrepreneurship education. e-Fest is a three-day event that brings together the top 25 teams from a national pool of online business plan submissions. e-Fest features three competitions, professional development workshops, presentations from prominent business leaders, and a keynote presentation delivered by Richard M. Schulze, the benefactor of e-Fest and the founder and chairman emeritus of Best Buy.
Thursday: Pitch Slam! Welcome to e-Fest! We hit the ground running on Thursday evening. The Top 25 teams will each get 90 seconds to deliver elevator pitches to fellow student competitors. The audience votes for the 3 venture teams they’d most want to meet with as a potential investor.
Friday: Innovation Challenge The Innovation Challenge allows us to mix and match all the competitors into new teams of 4-5 students each. Teams will be given a “challenge” and 3 hours to create innovative solutions. Advisors vote using "Tommie Bucks" to show which idea they'd most likely invest in.
1st Place: $10,000
1st Place: $20,000
2nd Place: $5,000
2nd Place: $10,000
3rd Place: $2,500
3rd Place: $5,000
Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge Saturday brings us to the grand event: The Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge, where teams pitch their ideas in a longer format. First up, the finals round, 5 groups of 5 teams, each with a panel of 45 judges. One team from each group will advance to the championship round on Saturday with a new set of judges and a final presentation for the judges and audience.
Team Prizes: 1st – $50K | 2nd – $30K | 3rd – $20K | 4th – $15K | 5th – $10K Qualifying Round 2nd and 3rd Place Teams: 2nd – $2500 | 3rd – $1000
Special Recognition Awards Judges select the ventures with the most potential for significant Global and Social Impact. Finalists have been determined by a panel of esteemed online judges and the winners announced at the Awards Ceremony.
Social Impact Award: $10K Global Impact Award: $10K
Thank you,
RICHARD M. SCHULZE! Without the support of Dick Schulze and the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, e-Fest would not be possible. Thank you for giving students from around the country an opportunity to increase their entrepreneurial skills and networks.
2022 STATS $215,000 in Cash Prizes 250 Students 96 Teams 58 Schools 27 States
"The feedback session after the Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge was extremely useful!”
"This event has been absolutely pivotal to my development as an entrepreneur!"
PAST PARTICIPANT TESTIMONIALS "As an advisor, I would 100% recommend that my students participate in e-Fest."
“e-Fest was not only fun, but very educational. The workshops were engaging and informative and the keynote speakers were AMAZING!"
E-FEST SCHEDULE Thursday, April 28
Arrival, Opening Ceremony & Pitch Slam!
4:00 pm
Teams arrive & Check-in at Welcome Desk
Schulze Hall Atrium
5:00 pm
Student & Advisor Orientation
Schulze Hall Auditorium
5:30 pm
Media Training
Schulze Hall Auditorium
6:15 pm
e-Fest Opening Ceremony
Schulze Hall Auditorium
7:00 pm
Pitch Slam Begins
Schulze Hall Auditorium
8:10 pm
Keynote - Dick Schulze
Schulze Hall Auditorium
8:30 pm
Pitch Slam! Awards Ceremony & Closing
Schulze Hall Auditorium
Friday, April 29
Media Tour, Workshops & Innovation Challenge
5:00 am
Satellite Media Tour
Terrence Murphy, Room 450
9:00 am
Professional Development Workshops
Schulze Hall Third Floor
12:00 pm
Grab & Go Lunch
Schulze Hall Atrium
12:30 pm
Professional Development Workshops
Schulze Hall Third Floor
2:00 pm
Free Time
5:00 pm
Innovation Challenge & Advisor Happy Hour Schulze Hall Third Floor
9:00 pm
Innovation Challenge Awards
Saturday, April 30
Terrence Murphy Hall Atrium
Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge
7:30 am
Finals Judges Check-In & Orientation
Schulze Hall, Room 302
8:00 am
Student & Advisor Finals Orientation
Schulze Hall Auditorium
8:30 am
Finals Round Presentations
Schulze Hall Third Floor
10:55 am
Finals Round Judges Deliberations
Schulze Hall Third Floor
11:15 am
Feedback Sessions
Schulze Hall Third Floor
12:00 pm
Lunch
Opus Hall, 201/202
12:30 pm
Championship Judge Orientation
Schulze Hall, Suite 200
1:00 pm
Championship Teams Announced
Schulze Hall Auditorium
1:30 pm
Championship Round Presentations*
Schulze Hall Auditorium
4:00 pm
Championship Round Judge Deliberation
Schulze Hall, Suite 127
5:15 pm
Championship Awards & Closing Ceremony
Schulze Hall Auditorium
E-FEST PARTICIPANTS 2022 Top 25 Teams
College/University
AI-Learners
Cornell University
Buzly
California State University of Sacramento
Casgains Terminal
University of Chicago
Chippit
Texas A&M University
Conserve
Georgia State University
DryvnAI
University of St. Thomas
Fib
Portland State University
Fit Oven
Florida Atlantic University
Free. Project
Walsh University & Xavier University
HydroPhos Solutions
University of New Hampshire
Let's Tap In LLC
Towson University
Local4Local
University of St. Thomas
Manser Edbrooke Technology
Florida A&M University
Nutroo.AI
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Pallyt
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Pet HealthCare Innovations
Florida Atlantic University
Reboot Reforestation
University of Alabama
RedBrick Entertainment
Wake Forest University
RENNDVOUS
Towson University
Resense
Grove City College
Safe Sips
State University of New York at New Paltz
Sav's Syrups LLC
University of Northern Iowa
SmartSeat
Grand Valley State & Western Michigan University
Sportwatch LLC
Western Michigan & Saginaw Valley State University
Tandemly
Virginia Tech
THURSDAY SCHEDULE 1-5:00 pm
Arrive & Check into Hotel
DoubleTree Suites
4:00 pm
Check-in and Light Dinner
Schulze Hall Atrium
5:00 pm
Student & Advisor Orientation
Schulze Hall Auditorium
5:30 pm
Media Training Session
Schulze Hall Auditorium
6:15 pm
e-Fest 2022 Opening Ceremony
Schulze Hall Auditorium
7:00 pm
Pitch Slam! Competition
Schulze Hall Auditorium
8:10 pm
Keynote - Dick Schulze
Schulze Hall Auditorium
8:30 pm
Pitch Slam! Awards Ceremony
Schulze Hall Auditorium
Closing Announcements
Thursday, April 28
PITCH SLAM! e-Fest kicks off with the Pitch Slam! Competition Teams share their business concept in a 90-second elevator pitch. The audience is made up of entrepreneurial leaders, advisors, and students.
1ST PLACE: $10,000 2ND PLACE: $5,000 3RD PLACE: $2,500
PITCH SLAM! VOTING Everyone in attendance will vote for the top 3 teams they’d most want to meet with as a potential investor. The teams with the most votes will win cash prizes! *Teams and advisors cannot vote for their own team.
#efest2022 Connect with Us!
Order of Presentations
PITCH SLAM! GROUP A
GROUP D
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
SmartSeat Buzly Fit Oven RedBrick Entertainment Tandemly
Casgains Terminal AI-Learners DryvnAI Nutroo.AI HydroPhos Solutions
GROUP B
GROUP E
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Resense Sav's Syrups LLC Local4Local Pallyt Sportwatch LLC
Pet HealthCare Innovations Conserve Chippit Free. Project Manser Edbrooke Technology
GROUP C 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Reboot Reforestation Let's Tap In LLC
1st place: $10,000
Fib
2nd place: $5,000
RENNDVOUS SafeSips
3rd place: $2,500
FRIDAY SCHEDULE Media Tour, Workshops and an Innovation Challenge 5am-12:00pm
Satellite Media Tour
Terrence Murphy, Room 450
8:45 am
Welcome
Schulze Hall Atrium
9-10:30 am
Professional Development Workshop Session 1
Schulze Hall Third Floor
10:40-12:10 pm Professional Development Workshop Session 2
Schulze Hall Third Floor
12-1:00 pm
Schulze Hall, Room 335
Grab & Go Lunch Available
12:30-2:00 pm Professional Development Workshop Session 3
Schulze Hall Third Floor
2-5:00 pm
Free Time - Rooms available for practice & tech checks
Schulze Hall Third Floor
5:00 pm
Innovation Challenge - Announcement of Challenge
Schulze Hall, Room 335
5-8:00 pm
Innovation Challenge - Work Time
Schule 3rd & 4th Floor
Advisor Happy Hour
The Newsroom
7:45 pm
Advisors - Judging Orientation
Terrence Murphy Atrium
8-9:00 pm
Innovation Challenge - Judging
9:00-9:30 pm
Innovation Challenge - Awards Announcement
Satellite Media Tour The SMT is an unique opportunity for the 25 Finalist teams to connect with multiple media outlets from across the country to conduct interviews for television, radio and print media. Teams will select one student member to represent their business venture at the e-Fest media tour.
Friday, April 29
WORKSHOPS Professional development workshops led by thought leaders in the entrepreneurial community enhance your experience at e-Fest. Students can select from two options per session.
9:00am
Workshop Session 1
Persuasive Communication for Achieving Your Entrepreneurial Initiatives
Schulze Hall 301
James C. Wetherbe, Rawls College of Business, Texas Tech Building your Online Brand: eCommerce Marketing Opportunities in 2022 Martha Krueger, Founder & Owner of Giften Market
Schulze Hall 314
Advisor Workshop: Opportunities and Challenges in our Universities Alec Johnson, University of St. Thomas
Schulze Hall 316
10:40am Workshop Session 2 SEM/SEO Strategy AJ Silber, The Guerrilla
Schulze Hall
Venture Capital and Investor Perspectives Laurent Frecon, LFE Capital
Schulze Hall
Advisor Workshop: Building an entrepreneurial ecosystem on your campus: Highlights from gener8tor’s college and university collaborations Abby Kursel and Lauren Usher, gener8tor
301
314 Schulze Hall 316
12:30pm Workshop Session 3 Seed Capital & Angel Investors Paul Campbell, Brown Venture Group
Schulze Hall
IP and Business Formation / Legal Advice for Start-ups Kwame Osafo-Addo, Kwame's Law Firm PLLC & LegalCORPS
Schulze Hall
314
315
INNOVATION CHALLENGE Mix up the teams
Receive the challenge
Create an innovative solution Present your ideas to the judges
Innovate
Create
Team advisors determine the winners
Collaborate
1st place: $20,000 2nd place: $10,000 3rd place: $5,000
SATURDAY SCHEDULE This is it: The Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge!
Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge: Finals Round 7:30 am
Finals Judges Orientation
Schulze Hall, Room 302
8:00 am
Student & Advisor Orientation
Schulze Hall Auditorium
8:30 am
Finals Presentation 1*
Schulze Hall 3rd/4th Floor
9:00 am
Finals Presentation 2*
Schulze Hall 3rd/4th Floor
9:30 am
Finals Presentation 3*
Schulze Hall 3rd/4th Floor
10:00 am
Finals Presentation 4*
Schulze Hall 3rd/4th Floor
10:30 am
Finals Presentation 5*
Schulze Hall 3rd/4th Floor
10:55 am
Finals Round Judge Deliberation
Schulze Hall 3rd/4th Floor
11:15 am
Feedback Sessions
Schulze Hall 3rd/4th Floor
12:00 pm
Lunch
Schulze Hall Atrium
*Every team presents one time. Teams are assigned to one of five classrooms. See detailed room schedule provided at registration.
Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge: Championship Round 12:30 pm
Championship Judge Orientation
Schulze Hall, Suite 200
1:00 pm
Championship Teams Announced
Schulze Hall Auditorium
1:30 pm
Championship Presentation 1*
Schulze Hall Auditorium
2:00 pm
Championship Presentation 2*
Schulze Hall Auditorium
2:30 pm
Championship Presentation 3*
Schulze Hall Auditorium
3:00 pm
Championship Presentation 4*
Schulze Hall Auditorium
3:30 pm
Championship Presentation 5*
Schulze Hall Auditorium
4:00 pm
Championship Judges Deliberation
Schulze Hall, Room 127
Celebration Reception
Schulze Hall Atrium
Championship Awards Announcement &
Schulze Hall Auditorium
5:15 pm
Closing Ceremony *All judges, finalists, advisors, and guests are invited to the awards ceremony.
SCHULZE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CHALLENGE FINALS
IMPACT AWARDS
In the morning, teams compete in the Finals. groups have been randomly assigned. Be sure to bring your presentations on a flash drive. It is your responsibility to make sure your technology works. 15-minute presentations 10-minute Q & A
Qualifying Round:
Judges select the ventures with the most potential for significant Global and Social Impact. Finalists have been determined by a panel of esteemed online judges and the winners will be announced at the Awards Ceremony.
Social Impact Award: $10K
2nd Place $2500 | 3rd Place $1000
Global Impact Award: $10K
CHAMPIONSHIPS Team Prizes: 1st – $50K | 2nd – $30K 3rd – $20K | 4th – $15K | 5th – $10K
15-minute presentations 10-minute Q & A If your team advances to the Championships, you will deliver the same presentation to a new set of judges. The Championship presentations take place in the auditorium.
FINALS ASSIGNMENTS
SCH 314
SCH 316
Pet HealthCare Innovations
Casgains Terminal
SmartSeat
RENNDVOUS
Fib
Pallyt
Buzly
Local4Local
Manser Edbrooke
Fit Oven
Technology
SCH 419
SCH 420 Group D
SCH 421 Group E
AI-Learners
Sav'sPallyt Syrups LLC
DryvnAI Buzly
Chippit RedBrick
Nutroo.AI
Renndvous Free. Project
Resense
Smart Seat SafeSips
Entertainment
Let's Tap In LLC Local4Local
Pet Health ConserveCare
Reboot Reforestation
HydroPhos Solutions
Innovations Tandemly
Sportwatch LLC
Fit Oven
Free.Project
Fib Manser Edbrooke
SCHULZE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CHALLENGE Judging Criteria
5th place: $10,000
4th place: $15,000
3rd place: $20,000
2nd place: $30,000
1st place: $50,000
FINALS JUDGES Name
Organization
Jeffry Brown
Founding Partner, Xcite Entertainment
Danielle Campeau Greg Cash Adam Choe Brian Dow Jazz Hampton Mike Happe
Doctoral Candidate, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota Board Chair, PetVivo Holdings Managing Partner, Tundra Ventures COO, IHC Specialty CEO & General Counsel (Co-Founder), TurnSignl Senior Vice President , SFM - The Work Comp Experts
Barry Johnson
Corporate Director, Self Employed
Lois Josefson
Principal, Greater Minnesota Development Services, LLC
Peeter Kivestu
Principal, Oplytix
Jordan Klein
CEO & Founder, Park & Diamond
Frank Klisanich
CEO, FSK Enterprise Consulting
Stephanie Lee
Managing Partner, Marabek
Brian Mark
Owner, BSM Equities
Sue Marshall
CEO, NETZRO, SBC
Theon Masters
Program Manager, University of St. Thomas
Shari Mohabir
VP, Healthcare, RGP
Bruce Nordin
Executive Fellow & Director, Schulze Innovation Fund, University of St. Thomas
Lars Oddsson Susan Otten
CTO, RxFunction, Inc. CEO & Founder, Indie Do Good
Ron Otten
President, Otten Associates
Jules Porter
Founder, Seraph 7 Studios
Rachael Rinehart Ted Robb
Product Commercialization Manager, Juul Labs CEO, Call Strategies
Stephanie Sauer
Owner and CEO, Stephanie's
Paul Taylor
Founder, Serial Mentors Ltd.
Phil Terrill
Founder & CEO, SoleSafe
Championship Judge
RICHARD M. SCHULZE Founder, The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation Founder and Chairman Emeritus, Best Buy Richard M. “Dick” Schulze, the founder of The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, is also founder and chairman emeritus of Best Buy Co., Inc., the world’s largest multi-channel, consumer-electronic retailer. Born and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, Schulze is the ultimate entrepreneur and is living the American dream. From a modest background, he and a hand-picked team built a retailing empire based in the Twin Cities. Through it all, he adhered to his life-long values of integrity, humility, honesty, and respect – both in his professional career and his personal life. In years to come, Schulze hopes to be remembered by a personal legacy involving three major contributions through business, entrepreneurship education and philanthropy. After working as a manufacturer’s representative for electronics components, in 1966 Schulze founded his own company, The Sound of Music. The business expanded to six stores in Minnesota by 1983, when Schulze renamed it Best Buy, adopted a warehouse format, and expanded into many more kinds of consumer products. The company soon went public and began a period of remarkable growth when Schulze revolutionized the industry by introducing the superstore to electronics.
Championship Judge
RICHARD M. SCHULZE (Biography continued) Schulze served as Best Buy’s Chief Executive Officer from 1983 to 2002 and then as Chairman until 2012. He rejoined the company in 2013 as Founder and Chairman Emeritus. Today, Best Buy employs more than 145,000 people and operates more than 1,400 stores in the U.S. and 479 stores in Canada, China and Mexico. While his plans to attend college never materialized, Schulze became trustee and major donor of the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota – the school where he enrolled before joining and serving full-time, active duty in the Air National Guard. In 1998, the University of St. Thomas awarded him an honorary doctoral degree. (He also holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Minnesota.) In 2000, Schulze and his late wife, Sandy, donated $50 million to St. Thomas – then the largest donation ever to a Minnesota college or university – founding the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship in Schulze Hall, part of the university’s downtown Minneapolis campus. Founded in 2005, the Schulze School has worked to become a leader in entrepreneurship education and outreach. Students learn to turn innovative ideas into sustainable businesses and hundreds of businesses have benefitted from its expertise, consulting and start-up support. Schulze served on the University of St. Thomas' board of trustees for 20 years, 1995-2015, before retiring from the board. He now serves as trustee emeritus. Schulze has long supported nonprofit organizations in the Twin Cities and Minnesota. He and Sandy established the Richard M. and Sandra J. Schulze Family Fund in the mid-1990s as their main vehicle for donations to Twin Cities’ social service charities related to health care, education and family. Sandy died in 2001 from mesothelioma, a rare cancer caused by asbestos exposure. A desire to identify and fund “transformational change to benefit mankind” led Schulze to start The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation in 2004. In June 2013, Schulze announced plans to gradually expand the Foundation from $100 million to about $1 billion. Schulze chairs the Foundation’s board of trustees. Schulze has four adult children (who rotate service on the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation’s Board of Trustees) and 14 grandchildren. He is now a permanent resident of Florida.
Championship Judge
MICHELE HENRY Founder and CEO, FACE FOUNDRIÉ Michele Henry is the founder and CEO of FACE FOUNDRIÉ. She leads the company’s senior management team and oversees daily operations and nationwide expansion. Henry guides the country’s most forthcoming focused facial bar. Henry helps to lead the company in new innovations and expansion. The company was founded in 2019 and now boasts three corporate stores with over 50 franchise locations sold. At FACE FOUNDRIÉ, she led the company through the pivots required to survive the COVID-19 pandemic while simultaneously opening a third corporate location and launching the franchise program. Within four months of announcing the franchise expansion plan to the public, the company has sold 50 franchise units across the country. Henry has been recognized by various media outlets for her impressive business career and continues to gain recognition as FACE FOUNDRIÉ franchises across the country. As a member of the Women’s President Organization, Henry represents the beauty industry with some of the most prominent and well-regarded women in business throughout the world. Henry holds two bachelor's degrees from University of St. Thomas in St. Paul Minnesota where she studied Business and Apparel Design. Soon after graduating she launched a series of companies including PRIMP, a cheap chic boutique that garnered over $25 million in sales during her tenure. She sold her shares of PRIMP to pursue FACE FOUNDRIÉ. All of her businesses have been self-funded, grown 100% organically and debt-free. Henry is a mom of three residing in the Twin Cities area. When not with her family, the entrepreneur enjoys rollerblading around the lakes, painting in her art room or digging into the latest trends and innovations.
Championship Judge
JUSTIN KAUFENBERG
General Partner, Rally Ventures Justin Kaufenberg has more than 20 years of strategic operating experience in hightechnology, including deep expertise in SaaS, payments and network effect businesses. Kaufenberg joined Rally Ventures as General Partner in October 2019. Rally Ventures is based in Minneapolis and Menlo Park and is currently investing out of a $250m Fund IV, with more than $600m under management. Prior to joining Rally, he was the CEO and cofounder of SportsEngine, one of Rally’s early portfolio companies. SportsEngine defined the SRM (Sport Relationship Management) market and grew to provide its CRM and Payments platform to more than 45,000 customers, more than 35 million monthly unique platform users and more than $100 million in annual revenue, while growing to more than 500 full-time employees. The company was acquired by Comcast / NBCUniversal in 2016 and continues to operate as the amateur sports division of NBC Sports. Prior to SportsEngine, he was the co-founder of Third North Creative which developed early ECommerce tools. Kaufenberg currently serves on the boards of Anyroad, Bbot, JustiFi, Kaleidoscope, Order, Total Expert, Yardstik and Zingtree and is a board observer for ManageXR, Epoch, and Parallax. He received his BA in Economics from the University of Wisconsin-EauClaire.
Championship Judge
DAMIAN NOVAK
Serial Entrepreneur Damian Novak is a serial entrepreneur that has started or purchased hundreds of companies throughout his career. Novak has extensive knowledge and experience in the field of structuring businesses through personal acquisitions, management and consulting to outside firms. He is currently the Chairman of the Board for Fresh Vine Wine (NYSE: VINE), on the board of Fold of Honor TN, and owner of many private companies.
Championship Judge
LISA SHANNON President and Chief Executive Officer, Allina Health Lisa Shannon was appointed to the role of CEO Jan.1, 2022. She has the responsibility to set the overall strategic direction for Allina Health, ensuring the organization delivers exceptional care and supports the health and well-being of all those served. Prior to her appointment as CEO, she served as president and chief operating officer, accountable for driving exceptional clinical, operational and financial performance, thus allowing Allina Health to deliver quality, affordable care to the communities we serve. Before joining Allina Health, Shannon held the roles of chief operating officer and president of health system delivery, for KentuckyOne Health, the largest integrated health system in Kentucky. Preceding her time at KentuckyOne Health, she served in several executive leadership roles at Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids, Michigan, including three years as chief operating officer. Shannon began her career as a clinical dietitian at The Community Hospital in Springfield, Ohio, and spent 10 years at OhioHealth Corporation in Columbus, rising to vice president of ambulatory services. She is a graduate of Bowling Green State University in Ohio and earned a Master of Business Administration from Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio. Shannon places a great deal of value on community engagement. She currently serves on the Board of the Greater Twin Cities United Way and the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business Strategic Board of Advisors.
University of St. Thomas, Facilities Management
All of our amazing e-Fest Judges who graciously share their time and expertise.
President Dr. Julie Sullivan for your inspirational leadership & support
Dean Stefanie Lenway Dr. Laura Dunham
Mr. Dick Schulze
for her unwavering support for entrepreneurial student competitions.
for his continued support of e-Fest & The Schulze School
Dr. David Deeds & James Beal, e-Fest and EIX for all of their support & leadership
University of St. Thomas PR, Marketing, Insights, & Communications Lori, Lizzy & Andy
114 Ink for supplying our trophies and swag
for leading the way with a vision for student engagement at the OCB
UST Print Shop for all of the rush jobs
THANK YOU!
e-Fest Interns: Maggie Cremer & Cole Hennen
DoubleTree Suites, Downtown Minneapolis
Videographer, Dan Lipman for documenting University of St. e-Fest Thomas, Campus Safety BLJ Media for coordinating the amazing satellite media tour
University of St. Thomas - ITS Team for assisting with all of our IT needs
Brittney Quant & Martha King for helping our event run smoothly
The Schulze School Team: Jessica Cooley, Beth Bagley, Jon Keimig, Nana Yaa Bankah, and Jennifer Gessner University of St. Thomas Catering Services - for all of the delicious meals & snacks
AV for You for bringing the entertainment value
The Corner Balloon Shoppe for all of the balloons
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