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How Austin Can Write Its Own Innovation Roadmap

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In this special solo episode, I dive into what makes Austin not just another 'Silicon Something' and about how we can transform into a generational ecosystem. After defining our region’s superpowers, I introduce a new mental model that synthesizes Austin's eclectic influences, from bleeding-edge technology to advanced manufacturing to the intellectual and creative spheres. All of this puts us on path to offer a promising vision for What’s Next Austin.

Episode Highlights

  • As cities worldwide strive to become the next Silicon Valley, adopting monikers like "Silicon Hills" in Austin, the real key to becoming a superstar innovation hub lies in leveraging unique local "superpowers" and assets.
  • Among Austin's 'superpowers' are its ability to invent and then deploy groundbreaking technologies locally, such as 3D-printed neighborhoods, and to radiate a 'cool factor' via iconic events like SXSW and brands like Yeti, as well as excelling in physical innovations like electric vehicles, advanced semiconductors, and rockets.
  • In stark contrast to more hierarchical ecosystems that resemble an 'onion,' Austin's open networks and culture of collaboration make room for creative collisions, fostering a dynamic and accessible environment.
  • A new framework is introduced that positions Austin as a unique blend of Silicon Valley's technological prowess, 1950s Detroit's manufacturing ingenuity, and 1920s Paris's intellectual and creative richness.
  • What's Next Austin? "In the longer term, our focus should be on increasing the density of founders, funders, and innovators within our region. Just like in ancient Athens or Renaissance Florence, I want to bump into the next Socrates or Da Vinci as I take a walk through Austin."

📘Zero to One by Peter Thiel
📘
Startup Communities by Brad Feld
🎙️
The Cities that Shaped Us w/Chelsea Follett
📘
Centers of Progress by Chelsea Follett
🎙️
There’s Always an Us in Austin w/Roy Spence
🎙️
Catalyzing Innovation in Austin w/Kaitlyn DeBernardo & Aaron Perman
🎙️The Future of Innovation: Austin and the New Creative Class w/Richard Florida
📘
Rise of the Creative Class by Richard Florida
🎙️
Can A Simple Walk Revolutionize Networking w/Elle Beecher


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Austin Next Links: Website, X/Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn

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135 episoder

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Manage episode 380671738 series 3341253
Innhold levert av Jason Scharf. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Jason Scharf eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.

In this special solo episode, I dive into what makes Austin not just another 'Silicon Something' and about how we can transform into a generational ecosystem. After defining our region’s superpowers, I introduce a new mental model that synthesizes Austin's eclectic influences, from bleeding-edge technology to advanced manufacturing to the intellectual and creative spheres. All of this puts us on path to offer a promising vision for What’s Next Austin.

Episode Highlights

  • As cities worldwide strive to become the next Silicon Valley, adopting monikers like "Silicon Hills" in Austin, the real key to becoming a superstar innovation hub lies in leveraging unique local "superpowers" and assets.
  • Among Austin's 'superpowers' are its ability to invent and then deploy groundbreaking technologies locally, such as 3D-printed neighborhoods, and to radiate a 'cool factor' via iconic events like SXSW and brands like Yeti, as well as excelling in physical innovations like electric vehicles, advanced semiconductors, and rockets.
  • In stark contrast to more hierarchical ecosystems that resemble an 'onion,' Austin's open networks and culture of collaboration make room for creative collisions, fostering a dynamic and accessible environment.
  • A new framework is introduced that positions Austin as a unique blend of Silicon Valley's technological prowess, 1950s Detroit's manufacturing ingenuity, and 1920s Paris's intellectual and creative richness.
  • What's Next Austin? "In the longer term, our focus should be on increasing the density of founders, funders, and innovators within our region. Just like in ancient Athens or Renaissance Florence, I want to bump into the next Socrates or Da Vinci as I take a walk through Austin."

📘Zero to One by Peter Thiel
📘
Startup Communities by Brad Feld
🎙️
The Cities that Shaped Us w/Chelsea Follett
📘
Centers of Progress by Chelsea Follett
🎙️
There’s Always an Us in Austin w/Roy Spence
🎙️
Catalyzing Innovation in Austin w/Kaitlyn DeBernardo & Aaron Perman
🎙️The Future of Innovation: Austin and the New Creative Class w/Richard Florida
📘
Rise of the Creative Class by Richard Florida
🎙️
Can A Simple Walk Revolutionize Networking w/Elle Beecher


-------------------
Austin Next Links: Website, X/Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn

  continue reading

135 episoder

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