ICBI38 Call for Proposals
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ICBI38 Call for Proposals

InBIA’s annual conference - the International Conference on Business Incubation (ICBI) - provides space for industry peers to share expertise, proven strategies, effective resources, and more during concurrent sessions. To ensure we are reflecting a breadth of topics of interest and the most current trends in the field, we build the bulk of our program based on practitioner submissions of ideas for panels, lectures and discussions. Before you submit your ideas, please read through this document for more information about session tracks, anticipated audience, selection criteria and more.

Please note: part of this effort includes ensuring each session represents multiple points of view, and we will be paying special attention to having international and diverse perspectives included. This may mean that you will be asked to work with others on the topic you propose. If this is an issue, please communicate your concerns to Lindsay Schuenke at lschuenke@inbia.org.

Click here for the instructions document with  the following important details:

  • Session Tracks - descriptions of the four tracks into which all sessions will fall, along with current topics of interest in each one
  • Session Format - an explanation of the different formats sessions can have to help you assess which best fits your session idea
  • Audience Profile - an overview of who typically participates in ICBI and how we try to program for this audience
  • Selection Criteria - a list of proposal components the selection committee will consider while reviewing your proposal
  • Speaker Information and Guidelines - information about eligibility, expectations, requirements, and deadlines
  • Proposal Tips - ideas for submitting an excellent proposal

If you have any questions about this process or ICBI in general, please contact Lindsay Schuenke at lschuenke@inbia.org. Please also contact Lindsay if you would like to be considered as a panelist or speaker addition but do not have a specific topic idea.