John Pappajohn

John Pappajohn is an entrepreneur and the current Entrepreneurial Center Director at INSEER. John has also served as the Director of the Pappajohn Center and as a Community Outreach Fellow for the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship.

Pappajohn has been a driving force in promoting entrepreneurship through community colleges. John has extensive experience in curriculum development and training, and their work in community outreach has helped connect entrepreneurs with the resources they need to succeed.

Pappajohn is committed to helping entrepreneurs reach their full potential. John is an advocate for community college entrepreneurship programs and has worked to increase access to research and education in this field. Thanks to their efforts, community college students across the country have had greater opportunities to learn about and pursue entrepreneurship.

John Pappajohn has a BS in Business Administration from Kansas State University and an MPA in Public Administration from Drake University.

John Pappajohn reports to Jean Robillard, Exécutive Chair. They work with Mitchell Messmore - Director of Computer Vision & AI, Alec Diaz-Arias - Chief Research Officer, and Joseph A. Buckwalter - Co-founder & Chief Medical Officer.