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Randall
Kempner
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Randall Kempner is a co-founder
and an active advisor to the OTF Group. He once served as a
vice president for the OTF Group. For the last decade, Randall
has been advising private and public sector leaders throughout
the world about innovation-based economic development. He is
a founder and principal of Prosperity Strategies, an economic
development consulting firm based in Austin, Texas and Washington,
D.C.
As Vice President of the OTF Group, he served as the lead advisor
to the Clusters of Innovation Initiative, a three-year project
sponsored by the U.S. Council on Competitiveness and directed
by Professor Michael Porter.
Randall recently accepted the position of Acting Executive Director
of the newly formed Center for Regional Innovation under the
auspices of the U.S. Council on Competitiveness.
In North America, Randall has coached a diverse group of clients,
including the Washington State Technical and Community College
Board, the New York City Economic Development Corporation, and
the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce. He recently served as
Chair of the City of Austin Economic Development Task Force,
which developed a public sector strategy for how to foster cultural
vitality and the creative economy within the region. Randall
also has an extensive international background, having led OTF
competitiveness initiatives in Bermuda, Colombia, El Salvador,
and Peru.
Randall is a widely sought after speaker on competitiveness
and regional innovation throughout the Americas. Recently, Randall
has presented at the 2003 U.S. Economic Development Administration
Biannual Conference in Washington and the International Biotechnology
Conference (BIO) in Toronto. He was a featured speaker at the
2003 Texas Economic Development Council Spring Meetings. Randall
has extensive experience as a facilitator and moderator and
has participated in dozens of training sessions on economic
development and competitiveness, lecturing in both Spanish and
English.
Randall graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with
a Master’s of Business Administration and a Master’s
of Public Affairs. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in
Government from Harvard University.
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