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SUMMARY:I-Corps 'Clean Energy' Short Course Cornell & Binghamton Universities (Oct 26th - Nov 9th)
DESCRIPTION:Session 1: Sat. Oct. 26 (10am-2pm)- In-person\nSession 2: Sun. Oct. 27 (10am-2pm)- In-person\nSession 3: Th. Oct. 31 (2pm-3pm)- Online\nSession 4: Th. Nov. 7 (2pm-3pm)- Online\nSession 5: Sat. Nov. 9 (10am-2pm)- In-person \nSessions 1 & 2 Location: Ithaca\, NY\nRev: Ithaca Startup Works\n314 E. State St. Ithaca\, NY 14850 \nSession 5 Location: Binghamton\, NY\nKoffman Southern Tier Incubator\n120 Hawley St. Binghamton\, NY 13901 \nIn this 2-week course\, researchers working on a clean energy tech innovation “get out of the lab” and talk with customers to identify the best product-market fit. You may apply with a team of 1-3 people. \nTeams may not split attendance between members. The Team Lead is required to attend and participate fully in every session of the short course. This is important for two reasons:\n1) Course learning is cumulative\n2) Only team members who personally complete the full short course can be considered for NSF lineage and a nomination for national I-Corps Teams. \n  \nMore Information »
URL:https://ctl.cornell.edu/event/i-corps-clean-energy-short-course-cornell-binghamton-universities-oct-26th-nov-9th
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SUMMARY:CTL Enterprise Seminar - The Nuts and Bolts of University-based Startups
DESCRIPTION:Learn from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (WSGR) about the nuts and bolts of University-based Startups. \nJoin us for an overview and active discussion with deeply experienced professionals from Silicon Valley\, hear their perspective on: \n\nCreating Business Plans\nLicensing University Technologies\nRaising Capital\n\nAgenda: \n5:00 PM – 5:10 PM  Introduction \n5:10 PM – 5:50 PM  Presentation \n5:50 PM – 6:00 PM  Q&A \nAppetizers and drinks will be served. \n  \nKatharine “Kathy” Ku\, Chief Licensing Advisor\, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati – Palo Alto office \nKathy served as the Executive Director of Stanford University’s Office of Technology Licensing (OTL) for 27 years. During that period\, OTL licensed out hundreds of new technologies\, bringing in $1.8 billion\, most of which went back to support research and education at Stanford.  Because Stanford’s OTL licensed many start-ups\, including Google\, Tableau\, iRhythm\, she understands the challenges of building a successful company through a robust intellectual property portfolio. \nKathy served as President of the Association of University Technology Managers.   She also spearheaded the development and implementation of nine principles related to university technology licensing. The principles are set forth in document entitled “In the Public Interest: Nine Points to Consider in Licensing University Technology.” More than 120 institutions have adopted the principles since they were published in 2007. \n  \nMatthew J. Meyer\, Chief Client Corporate Development Advisor in the life sciences\, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati \nBased in San Francisco\, Matthew leads the firm’s life science business advisory practice—a newly formed\, innovative resource aimed at providing start-up and emerging life sciences companies with business insights\, capabilities\, and strategies to help them thrive and address some of their most challenging issues. \nMatthew is an experienced executive and corporate attorney who has held diverse roles of increasing responsibility across a wide range of private and public biopharma\, medtech\, and precision medicine companies from start-ups to Fortune 50 in the U.S. and Europe\, including Pfizer\, Novartis\, and CareDx. His leadership capabilities include delivery of strong commercial results\, structuring and executing partnering transactions across the product life cycle\, raising debt and equity capital in the private and public markets\, and working with founders\, management teams\, and boards to address complex business issues to support rapid growth. \n  \nFor more information\, please download a summary of the WSGR business advisory practice here. \n  \nVenue: Belfer Research Building\, Room BB 302-C&D\, 413 East 69th St\, New York\, NY 10021 \nRSVP: https://cornell.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dpqARA2U8oPKyvb \nContact information: Lynda Inseque\, Program Manager\, Technology Initiatives & Outreach\, lci2@cornell.edu \n 
URL:https://ctl.cornell.edu/event/ctl-enterprise-s2
LOCATION:Belfer Research Building\, 413 E 69th St\, New York\, NY\, NY\, 10021\, United States
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