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Roer is President of the Entrepreneurship Foundation, a 501(c)3 supporting entrepreneurship education and execution. Programs include the Connecticut Consortium of Entrepreneurship Educators, a forum for the exchange of best practices among professors; and the Connecticut Elevator Pitch and Business Plan Competitions.
Roer is also the author of a text on Entrepreneurship and a frequent lecturer at universities.
Previously, Roer was the Executive Director of the Connecticut Venture Group for fifteen years and manager of the Crossroads Venture Fair.
When not working with entrepreneurs and investors, he can often be found in the recesses of libraries, looking for forgotten or hidden stories and images from the early days of baseball. A member of the Society for American Baseball Research, Roer focuses on nineteenth century baseball, especially Fairfield County, Connecticut; Jim and John O'Rourke; the early history of college athletics; blacks and women in baseball; and the evolution of protective equipment and fatalities.
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