Charge Up! Workshop - Organizational Physics and Building Teams

Resnick Sustainability Institute

Join us for an entrepreneurship workshop on team formation with Evan Tsang, Partner at Skylar Consulting and Cofounder of Quroba.

Caltech, Jorgensen Lab, Conference Room 109

How do teams in industry differ from graduate school? And how quickly do scaling effects start--and why? When a cofounder starts a company, the beginning seems simple enough—get a few friends together, talk about what you're going to do together (and split up the menial tasks), develop the product...but as your company grows, how does it feel, and why does it feel that way? And what do you do about it to make it work better? Join us for a discussion about organizational physics which underlie the development of any organization—and get a flavor for what you're going to face when growing your company.​​Evan spent his career building things at scale: cars, medical devices, and companies. After Caltech (BSME '99, Fleming House), his resume includes General Motors, Danaher (Beckman Coulter), and Novartis, followed by a series of startups – including his own – in the medtech space. With a broad set of experiences in manufacturing, program management, and entrepreneurship, his work at Skylar focuses on helping clients build their companies. Evan has also supported innovators on the path to commercialization at Caltech, USC, UCLA, Cal State LA, and UCI and other academic institutions. He also served on the Chang Prize Committee (including two years as chair) and now serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Caltech Alumni Association.For more information, contact Stephanie Yanchinski: <a href="mailto:stephanie.yanchinski@caltech.edu" title="mailto:stephanie.yanchinski@caltech.edu" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">stephanie.yanchinski@caltech.edu</a>

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