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DESCRIPTION:The 91ºÚÁÏÍø Alumni Association of Toronto extends a cordial\ninv
 itation to graduates\, family and friends to attend a lecture and\nrecepti
 on with Professor David Lank\, CM\, Director Emeritus\, Dobson\nCentre for
  Entrepreneurial Studies\, Desautels Faculty of\nManagement\, 91ºÚÁÏÍø Unive
 rsity.\n'Making Successful Mistakes'\nA business blunder can be painful\, 
 but it might also be the\nright solution to a different problem. The impor
 tant thing is the\nlesson learned from an apparent mistake. Professor Lank
  shares\ninsights on how he uses examples of mistakes to embolden budding
 \nentrepreneurs and show how failure can be turned into triumph.\nDavid La
 nk joined 91ºÚÁÏÍø’s Desautels Faculty of Management in\n1999. As Director E
 meritus of the Dobson Centre for Entrepreneurial\nStudies\, he teaches MBA
 -level courses in entrepreneurial start-ups\,\nearly-phase management and 
 entrepreneurial leadership. In addition\,\nhe has designed and supplied th
 e major course content for several\nundergraduate courses\, including Tech
 nological\nEntrepreneurship.\nAs founder in 1968 and now Chair of Helix In
 vestments\, he has\nbeen personally involved in the venture capital fundin
 g of 147\ncompanies as well as numerous other entrepreneurial initiatives.
 \nThis broad experience has allowed him to bring scores of\npractitioners 
 into the classroom to share their real-life\nexperiences\, a teaching appr
 oach that has been a hallmark of the\nDobson Centre.\nProfessor Lank has b
 een a visiting lecturer at more than 20\nuniversities on a variety of subj
 ects\, and for four years taught\nthe history of animal art at Concordia U
 niversity in Montreal while\nhe was still the senior partner in Canada’s o
 ldest investment\nmanagement firm. Author of more than 40 books\, his serv
 ice to\ncultural and conservation organizations led to his being named to
 \nthe Order of Canada in 1996.\nPARKING: The Club does not have its own pa
 rking lot. There are a\nnumber of public parking lots behind the Club on S
 imcoe Street and\non Armoury Road that cost $6 in the evening.\nCost: $15.
 00 CAD\n
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LOCATION:CA\, University Club of Toronto\, 380 University Street\, Universi
 ty Club of Toronto\, 380 University Street
SUMMARY:91ºÚÁÏÍø on the Move: Lecture with David Lank
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