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Exciting Announcements at Progress 64 West Monthly Speaker Luncheon

Ralph Pfremmer

Yesterday’s Progress 64 West monthly speaker luncheon was buzzing with excitement as Dan Lauer, the Chief Entrepreneur Officer at Lindenwood University, made some groundbreaking announcements. The atmosphere was charged with energy as Lauer unveiled two major initiatives: the Veterans Accelerator and the AI Accelerator.


Lauer’s Vision for Veterans

The Veterans Accelerator aims to support and empower veteran entrepreneurs, providing them with the resources, mentorship, and community needed to turn their business ideas into reality. This initiative is designed to foster innovation and offer veterans a platform to showcase their skills and entrepreneurial spirit.

Dan Lauer of Lindenwood University
Dan Lauer presents his vision for a Veterans Accelerator and an AI Accelerator at Lindenwood University.

Revolutionizing the AI Landscape

In addition to the Veterans Accelerator, Lauer also announced the launch of an AI Accelerator. This program is set to harness the power of artificial intelligence, nurturing AI startups and guiding them through the complex landscape of AI development. The AI Accelerator aims to position Lindenwood University as a hub for AI innovation, attracting top-tier talent and pioneering researchers.


A Bright Future Ahead

Dan Lauer’s announcements highlight Lindenwood University’s commitment to driving positive change and fostering a culture of entrepreneurship. Both accelerators are expected to make significant impacts in their respective fields, contributing to economic growth and technological advancement.


Stay tuned for more updates as these exciting initiatives kick off and start making waves in the entrepreneurial and AI communities! Interested finding out how to invest? Contact Dan direct: dlauer2@lindenwood.edu.


 

Honoring a Legacy: John Hammond

A heartfelt tribute was the highlight of the luncheon. Attendees paid tribute to the late John Hammond, a longtime board member of Lindenwood University and a distinguished businessman. Known for his relentless dedication and significant contributions, Hammond's legacy lives on through countless initiatives he supported over the years. His commitment to excellence and the betterment of the community was remembered with fondness and respect, leaving an indelible mark on all who knew him.




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