GIG Innovation

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Carl Skelton [email protected] Norman Jacknis [email protected] Vin Cipolla [email protected] the Gotham Innovation Greenhouse

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Gotham Innovation Greenhouse (G.I.G.) concept

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Carl Skelton [email protected] Norman Jacknis [email protected]

Vin Cipolla [email protected]

the Gotham Innovation Greenhouse

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Why Innovation?

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What’s the G.I.G. idea? A blended physical-virtual “think studio” for ideas and projects that

simply can’t happen within the separate worlds of the arts, technology, public sector, or the marketplace… A way to work, sustain and

improve next-generation ideas, tools and practices. And a way to see demonstrations, launches, open brainstorms, exhibitions,

performances.

A downtown out-front lab/studio/workshop, a meeting place, a party of minds ~ a community for the most creative people in the

metropolitan area, located at the intersection of New York City’s artistic, technology, and social sectors.

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An open innovation space

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Who will be invited to the G.I.G.?

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The G.I.G. will help develop the New Soft City

Potential future ways and qualities of life in urban areas like New York (or possible New New Yorks) – inclusive, dynamic, rich

and robust environments for the long term.

Creation of knowledge, services and things that can occur in an urban region like New York.

Helping to build a global network of innovators.

Innovation itself: tools, strategies,

frameworks, experiments.

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What the G.I.G. is NOT?

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The G.I.G. Team

•  G.I.G. staff and leaders will convene, host, provoke, enable, and evangelize: we will raise the bar, the ceiling, the roof, and awareness.

•  G.I.G. will provide support for project planning and team assembly, to help round out and prepare project teams for good chemistry and the necessary third-party engagement for reliable fulfillment of even

•  the most ambitious proposals.

•  G.I.G. will get the word out as projects come to fruition.

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How G.I.G. Will Partner

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G.I.G. operations

•  Founding Executive Team:

Carl Skelton, Brooklyn Experimental Media Center Norman Jacknis, Cisco IBSG Public Sector

Vin Cipolla, Municipal Art Society of New York

•  A core staff of 6-8

•  Funding for 6 integrative projects/year

•  Advisory board

to include representatives of partner organizations

and thought leaders

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G.I.G. gets physical: Test Site

Phase 1

Short-term lease of storefront “Pop-Up” space Low-cost and flexible rigging with the tools we think we’ll need first

Minimal customization of temporary space Flexible and rapid-deployment technology (to support a first round of 4-6 projects)

Convene local partners to identify long-term tech needs in the area “Open Kitchen” design process for phase 2 facility

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quiet work space, specialized workstations.

The Full Rig: Upstairs Phase 2.A

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The Full Rig: Street Level

storefront flex space ~ multimedia workshop/meeting hall, including an “open wall” full-height HD TelePresence installation,

to provide blended-reality work space 24/7.

Phase 2.B

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IT resources and fabrication shop for physical production not otherwise available in the area.

The Full rig: Downstairs

Phase 2.C

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Ready when you are !