Celebrating the Leaders of the InBIA Executive Committee
Orlando, FL — The International Business Innovation Association (InBIA) is proud to announce its Executive Committee for the Board of Directors, recognizing the outstanding leadership, dedication, and strategic vision each member brings to the global entrepreneurial support community.
The newly confirmed Executive Committee includes:
Dr. Kristin Burton, Purdue University Northwest, Chair
Pamela Rich-Wheeler, The Biz Center, Vice Chair
Lisa Smith, North Star Innovation Partners, Second Vice Chair
Linda Ufland, UT-Rio Grand Valley, Secretary
This diverse and accomplished group of leaders represents the very best of the entrepreneurial support ecosystem—bringing decades of experience in business incubation, acceleration, ecosystem building, and organizational leadership. Their strategic guidance continues to shape InBIA’s mission to create an impactful community through comprehensive resources, training, and thought leadership.
“InBIA is fortunate to have such an exceptional Executive Committee guiding the organization during this important period of growth,” said Charles Ross, President and CEO of InBIA. “Their commitment and active engagement keep us aligned with our mission and ensure strong governance and responsible stewardship of the resources entrusted to us. Their leadership strengthens our ability to serve our members and the ecosystem they support.”
As InBIA looks ahead to another year of growth, innovation, and impact, the organization celebrates the Executive Committee’s dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to the entrepreneurial communities they serve.
About InBIA
InBIA is a global nonprofit with over 1,200 members that lead entrepreneurship centers in over 30 countries. For over 35 years, InBIA has provided industry best practices through education while enabling collaboration, mentorship, peer-based learning and the sharing of innovative ideas for entrepreneurs across the globe. InBIA is the premier organization for business incubators, accelerators, coworking spaces, and other entrepreneurship centers.
For general press-related questions, please contact Charles Ross at cross@inbia.org.