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Jim Supple

I developed & taught an undergrad course for Carleton University students "Manangement of Technology and Innovation", and researched Luc's work developing the Foundry Program and other work and thought on outward transfer of university-developed technology. Luc's ideas and models are clear and workable, and produce benefits well worth their effort and cost.

Manu Sharma

Luc has been a mentor and guide to a whole generation of young innovators and entrepreneurs like myself. It would be an understatement to say that a lot of built our companies in Ottawa because of the support, encouragement, guidance and training we received from Luc. Luc is a pioneer and visionary when it comes to talent engagement and entrepreneurship support. Carleton University Foundry program, with its focus on lean bootstrapped venture creation and its engagement of the broader community, that Luc single-handedly conceived and built is still considered a best practice and an example for new age venture creation. I speak on behalf of all of the Foundry grads and clients when I say that Luc played a prominent role in our professional and entrepreneurial development and the seeding of our companies.

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Experience

    • Canada
    • Non-profit Organization Management
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Innovator-in-Residence
      • Mar 2022 - Present

      Implementing an "inclusive community-based innovation" model in collaboration with the Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre. In summary, the 3 "pillars" of inclusive community-based innovation are:(1) All the necessary ingredients for innovation are present in the local(2) Innovation as a community-engaged participatory process(3) Applying the"Leapfrogging" development model for the localMore information (click link below). Implementing an "inclusive community-based innovation" model in collaboration with the Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre. In summary, the 3 "pillars" of inclusive community-based innovation are:(1) All the necessary ingredients for innovation are present in the local(2) Innovation as a community-engaged participatory process(3) Applying the"Leapfrogging" development model for the localMore information (click link below).

    • Founder
      • 2018 - Present

      The Aletheia Guild conceptualizes, designs and executes creative projects in the field of work-integrated-learning, "future skills" development, community-based innovation and local economic development. Partners include post-secondary institutions, not-for-profit organizations, and the private sector.Recent projects: Work-Integrated-Learning and Indigenous Youth through acquisition of digital fabrication skills; maker-centered learning in support of at-risk youth; creation of internship program with Canada's first indigenous FabLab (ONAKI).

    • Civil Engineering
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Executive Director, Entrepreneurship Hub
      • 2014 - 2017

      Established the University of Ottawa’s Entrepreneurship Hub in order to promote an innovation and entrepreneurship culture among the University’s students, professors, staff and recent alumni. Achievements:- implemented a novel experiential learning program for students to develop an entrepreneurial mindset and innovation skills using the apprenticeship model aka "Apprenticeships in Entrepreneurship Education"- raised $1.2M in donor support for entrepreneurship-related initiatives.- participated as co-author of $5M proposal to the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (awarded) for the makerspace/digital medial lab at the Innovation Centre at Bayview Yards

    • Business Consulting and Services
    • Founding Partner
      • 2012 - 2014

      True Innovators (formerly IdeaBridge) is a consulting agency dedicated to building the next generation of innovators through custom programming for progressive global clients. We work with municipalities, economic development agencies, higher education institutions, think tanks and foundations who understand and value talent. True Innovators (formerly IdeaBridge) is a consulting agency dedicated to building the next generation of innovators through custom programming for progressive global clients. We work with municipalities, economic development agencies, higher education institutions, think tanks and foundations who understand and value talent.

    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Director, Innovation Transfer Office
      • 1996 - 2011

      Designed and executed the Foundry Program, a progressive (yet low-cost) model of university technology transfer incorporating a) idea acceleration through proof-of-concept funding; b) student internship training in innovation skills; c) an engagement platform to tap the knowledge and expertise of external networks. Testimonials and achievements are described on this site:http://foundryglobal.pbworks.comI also nurtured closer ties between university students and the burgeoning startup scene in Ottawa in the late 1990s and early 2000s including creating the city's first startup portal:https://web.archive.org/web/20001109171100/http://www.carleton.ca/startupsportal/ and launching the Student Technology Venture Challenge.

    • Manager, Business Development Office
      • 1991 - 1996

      The CANMET Materials Technology Laboratory, with facilities in Hamilton and Calgary, is the largest research centre in Canada dedicated to metals and materials fabrication, processing and evaluation. Scientific and technical staff are involved in research and development to provide materials solutions for Canadian industry in the energy, transportation and metal-manufacturing sectors. The CANMET Materials Technology Laboratory, with facilities in Hamilton and Calgary, is the largest research centre in Canada dedicated to metals and materials fabrication, processing and evaluation. Scientific and technical staff are involved in research and development to provide materials solutions for Canadian industry in the energy, transportation and metal-manufacturing sectors.

    • Director, Membership Services
      • 1986 - 1991

      The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies (ACEC) represents companies in Canada that provide professional engineering services to both public and private sector clients. Founded in 1925, ACEC today is a member-governed association of nearly 500 independent consulting engineering companies, and 12 provincial and territorial member organizations. The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies (ACEC) represents companies in Canada that provide professional engineering services to both public and private sector clients. Founded in 1925, ACEC today is a member-governed association of nearly 500 independent consulting engineering companies, and 12 provincial and territorial member organizations.

    • Policy Advisor
      • 1984 - 1986

      Contributed to the research and analysis of Canadian federal government funding of technology centers, an issue highlighted in the 1985 Nielsen Task Force on government program review. The work of our team resulted in the development of a new policy on cost recovery for Federal research laboratories. Contributed to the research and analysis of Canadian federal government funding of technology centers, an issue highlighted in the 1985 Nielsen Task Force on government program review. The work of our team resulted in the development of a new policy on cost recovery for Federal research laboratories.

    • Switzerland
    • Tobacco Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Intern
      • May 1984 - Sep 1984

      I had the wonderful experience of being granted an internship through the international AIESEC program while completing my undergraduate degree at the University of Ottawa. My internship consisted of upgrading the Human Resources Department training content for new employees. I had the wonderful experience of being granted an internship through the international AIESEC program while completing my undergraduate degree at the University of Ottawa. My internship consisted of upgrading the Human Resources Department training content for new employees.

Education

  • University of Ottawa / Université d'Ottawa
    B.Adm. (Honours), Public Administration
    1980 - 1985
  • Champlain High School
    1975 - 1980

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