Dr. George Kozmetsky

Dr. George Kozmetsky is an acknowledged expert in high technology and venture capital. He helped develop over 100 technology-based companies and has served on numerous boards including Gulf Oil, La Quinta, and Heizer Inc. He was a co-founder and former executive vice president of Teledyne, Inc. and a senior advisor and the first executive vice president of Dell Corporation.

Dr. K was Chairman of the Business School at the University of Texas at Austin for 15 years and Chairman of the Board of Regents at the University of Texas and at Stanford University. He has served on state and federal governments as an advisor, commissioner, and panel member of various task forces, commissions, and policy boards; has authored or edited numerous papers, articles and books; and has received numerous awards, including the National Medal of Technology, presented by President Clinton, for developing technology incubators.

Dr. Kozmetsky is the founder and driving force behind the IC2 Institute, a strategic center for technology commercialization at The University of Texas at Austin.

Dewey Winburne

The EnterTech Project is dedicated to the life works and happy memories of Dewey Winburne.

Dewey was the visionary and creative initiator of the EnterTech Project, working closely with Dr. George Kozmetsky to formulate the ideas that became this ambitious product. His company, Interactive Architex, managed the multimedia production of the project until his death in February, 1999. Dewey's considerable talent, intensity, generosity and friendship are greatly missed.