Colorado Springs and other communities throughout the nation are trying to attract innovators, but attracting innovative people is a different process from luring businesses, said Daniel K.N. Johnson, a Colorado College economics professor and director of the college’s Innovative Minds Program.
Johnson will discuss “Where Innovation Lives” in a speech to the Colorado College Business and Community Alliance at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Antlers Hilton hotel, 4 S. Cascade Ave. Cost of the luncheon is $30; registration is through the Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce.
Johnson is the Gerald L. Schlessman professor of economics and associate chair of the Economics and Business Department at the college. He specializes in the economics of innovation and technological change, and frequently advises and lectures internationally on public policy related to intellectual property rights.
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