speakers include amy wilkinson, a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school of government and jeff weed man, procter & gamble vice president. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> welcome, everybody, my name is sam brownback i'm chair of the committee on economic growth, delighted to have all the governors here and other participants as well. this is going to be an outstanding forum and discussion for what we need to do to create growth and jobs in our state. governor nixon and i are leading this. i have to draw attention to how incredible this moment is for the two us, if you'll pardon the regional rivalry. today in one hour, the last game between ku and mu will take place. this is a border rivalry that goes back 107 years, jay. we're going to whip you. he can comment as much as he wants. >> jay decided to join a real conference. >> yeah, well, we have a real discussion about that too. >> i think we have a pretty big one up there as well. we have a few teams that know how to play. and a few teams that know how to play basketball too, and a few other sports. they have decided to

amy wilkinson is an entrepreneurship scholar with a joint appointment at the woodrow wilson international center and harvard university. her expertise centers on how leaders must change in order to change today's entrepreneurial age. she's writing a book forthcoming from simon and schuster, based on 250 interviews that will explain how innovation has altered traditional assumptions, and will demonstrate how to harness this change. amy happens a diverse private and public sector background. she's led a mexican art export company. amy worked for mackenzie and company as a strategic consultant the. she has public sector experience serving as a white house fellow. amy will discuss key characteristics of high impact entrepreneurs and offer some practical policy solutions to help foster an entrepreneurial culture in our state. jeff weed man is president of the procter & gamble company. he leads p&g's technology to identify partnerships that drive innovation and create value across p&g and around the world. jeff's team manages mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures outsourcing technology and trad

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