Oberlin’s Entrepreneurship Symposium celebrates the launch of the
Creativity & Leadership project by creating a forum in which to define and
explore entrepreneurship in a liberal arts setting. The symposium is
designed to provoke dialogue among students, faculty, and alumni, and to
introduce students to a network of student, faculty, alumni, and regional
entrepreneurs and advocates.
INVENTING THE FUTURE will explore entrepreneurship within the fields of
finance, the environment, the arts, and social enterprise, as well as the
intersections among market, social, civic, and arts entrepreneurship. The
symposium will feature keynote speakers and panelists, and provide
opportunities for all participants to meet informally to share their own
entrepreneurial ideas and ventures.
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 Michael Alexin joined Target in 2002 as Vice President, Softlines Design and Product Development, responsible for all creative direction, product design, materials R&D and technical development of Target's apparel and accessory products. He also is the executive co-chair of Target's Sustainability Council.
Michael came to Target from Eddie Bauer, where he spent two years as Senior VP of Design and Product Development. Prior to Eddie Bauer, Michael spent four years at Nike as the Global Director of Apparel Merchandising, and seven years at Levi's, where he was the Director of Product and Development for the Dockers Division.
Michael is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Oberlin College. |
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