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Sarah Lubik
Renegade Educator, Bridging Innovator & Entrepreneur
Sarah Lubik is a prominent figure in the field of entrepreneurship and innovation, particularly in British Columbia, Canada. She recently joined the board of Employ to Empower, a charity dedicated to helping residents of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside harness their talents and create opportunities through entrepreneurship.2
Professional Roles
Sarah Lubik holds several significant positions:
- Executive Director of the Charles Chang Institute for Entrepreneurship4
- Director of Entrepreneurship at Simon Fraser University (SFU)3
- Academic Director of the national Invention to Innovation (i2I) programs1
Expertise and Contributions
Sarah Lubik is known for her work in:
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Entrepreneurial Education: She plays a key role in building platforms, programming, and relationships to support entrepreneurial mindset development across disciplines.4
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Innovation Strategy: Lubik was involved in accepting an international award recognizing SFU's leadership in impactful entrepreneurship.1
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration: She emphasizes the importance of working across disciplines to solve pressing global challenges.1
Impact and Recognition
Sarah Lubik's work has been influential in several ways:
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She has contributed to SFU's collaborative, interdisciplinary continuum of entrepreneurial mindset support.1
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Under her leadership, SFU has developed programs supporting innovators in industry and systems changemakers in the community.1
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Her involvement with Employ to Empower demonstrates her commitment to social entrepreneurship and community development.23
Sarah Lubik's LinkedIn username is sarah-lubik-3106293, as mentioned in the query.
Highlights
I’m honoured to be joining the board of Employ to Empower, a charity devoted to helping downtown eastside residents harness their own talents and create their own opportunities through entrepreneurial mindset and action! https://lnkd.in/gwxdKuhY
It was an honour and pleasure to join John Hepburn , Charlene Marion , Ian Wereley, PhD and Shweta Ganapati, PhD at #CSPC2023 to discuss the talent needs and challenges we face in innovation in Canada, including:
-Building innovation training into curricular programming, labs and research programs -Better funding for grad students and postdocs that allows them to focus -Removing constraints and building accessible pathways for grad students to pursue any career they choose: in addition to researcher or venture entrepreneur also policy maker, industry champion, innovation intermediary and more because we need innovators everywhere.
..and retiring the term "alternative careers" for any career that isn't becoming a professor.
Delighted to be working with Mitacs on the @Mitacs invention to Innovation (https://lnkd.in/gr4HMAhe) and other initiatives to help grad students unlock their innovation potential and apply it across Canada's innovation ecosystem.
