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Public-Private Partnerships for Scalable Regional Growth

Innovation districts thrive when they are not isolated but instead connected to broader networks. By leveraging regional and private partnerships, these districts can tap into global talent, investors, and mentors, accelerating growth and fostering innovation. Using Penn West as a successful example, this session will demonstrate how collaboration between local governments and private enterprises can create vibrant ecosystems that attract resources from beyond local boundaries. Learn how these strategic partnerships can transform innovation districts into dynamic hubs for startup success and economic growth. What You'll Learn: Learn how local governments and private companies can work together effectively. Understand how connecting with global networks can drive growth and innovation. Discover how partnerships can create long-term economic success for innovation districts. Featured Experts Paul O’Brien – Head of Public Affairs, Founder Institute Startup economist and ecosystem strategist with 25+ years in venture capital, public policy, and economic development. He advises governments, investors, and civic leaders on building high-impact startup ecosystems that drive sustainable growth. Elizabeth Packer – Director of Economic Development, Golden Triangle BID (Washington, DC) Urban planner and economic development strategist with a decade of experience advancing entrepreneurship, investment, and community revitalization. She designs policies and initiatives that foster inclusive growth and attract capital. Guc Ozenci – Innovation Partner, Founder Institute Managing Director for Founder Institute in DC, Maryland, and Virginia, with a portfolio of 40+ early-stage companies. Angel investor, former tech executive, and co-founder of Peoplise (successfully acquired), focused on scaling startups and strengthening regional ecosystems. Adam Lattimore – Director of Technology & Innovation, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development (Washington, DC) Public sector leader with 10+ years of experience advancing tech and startup initiatives. He drives partnerships, grant strategy, and ecosystem development to support DC’s growing innovation economy. To learn more, visit fi.co/governments