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Announcing The Intellectual Capital Management Center of Excellence Last Spring George Washington University School of Engineering and the Center for Advanced Technologies announced the intent to create a Dallas based ICM center of excellence that would provide certification, Masters and PhD level degrees in knowledge management. Since that time, the Taskforce has attracted participation from Southern Methodist University, Franklin Pierce University and the Information Technology Association of America. The goal of the Center is to research, develop, educate, train and help companies develop the capabilities necessary to manage the intangible and intellectual assets in the competitive enterprise. It is these capabilities that accounted for up to 75% of the Standard & Poors 500 Stock Index during the market boom of 1995 to 2000.

The ability to integrate intellectual capital into traditional corporate thinking and management practices provides the infrastructure for individual prosperity, corporate competitiveness, the national and global economy.

Business Education Curriculum Team: Chair: Charlie Goulding, VP Tax and IP, Dover Corporation David Near, Director Center of Excellence, Dow Chemical Rob Bradford, VP, KM Solutions Steve Parmelee, Attorney, Fitch Even, Tabin & Flannery Bartlett Cleland, VP and Software Counsel, ITAA Project Manger: Elizabeth Thomas, Center for Advanced Technologies Taskforce-GWU Program Coordinator: RAdm. Tom Paulsen, USN (Ret.)

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