The Stone Age Institute Presents
2013 Outstanding Craftsmanship Award Winner
Doug Dayhoff

 

Doug Dayhoff


“What brewers have taught me
about early tool makers":
a talk and beer tasting with
Doug Dayhoff


Wednesday, October 16th, 2013 at 7:00 pm
University Club, President's Room
Indiana Memorial Union
Indiana University, Bloomington

This is a free public event. All interested are welcome.



The Brewer, a 16th century engraving by J. Amman

Doug Dayhoff is the president of the Upland Brewing Company and chairman of Kline Cabinetmakers. He has worked with several successful entrepreneurial teams in high growth businesses, raising over $35 million in venture capital and completing transactions totaling more than $150 million. He is also a director of the Sycamore Land Trust and Bloomington Parks Foundation and serves as president of IU’s Hutton Honors College Alumni Board.

Doug graduated with a degree in philosophy from Indiana University and an MBA from the Tuck School at Dartmouth College. He and his wife have two sons and reside on an old farm outside of Bloomington, Indiana.

Doug will talk about some of the analogies between the beer making process and early tool-making.  He will also discuss the major components that are involved in making beers.