Innovation Communities refer to collaborative groups or networks formed around the idea of fostering and promoting innovation. These communities typically consist of individuals, organizations, entrepreneurs, researchers, and other stakeholders who come together to share knowledge, resources, and ideas aimed at generating new solutions, products, or services. Members of innovation communities often engage in discussions, workshops, and projects that encourage creativity and the exchange of best practices. The primary goal is to cultivate an environment that supports experimentation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the rapid development of innovative concepts. By leveraging the diverse expertise and perspectives within the community, participants can drive advancements in technology, business practices, and social initiatives, contributing to overall economic and societal progress.
As a significant shift approaches the Fitzsimons Innovation Community, the life-sciences hub prepares for a new chapter following the announcement of Steve VanNurden's retirement. After leading this vibrant campus for…