University Startups: From Invention to Commercialization
Wednesday April 25, 2018
8:30 am
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11:00 am
Eastern Time (ET)
Room 17A
DDD
Chair :
Harshini Neelakantan
University of Texas Medical Branch
Karen Tonsfeldt
University of California, San Diego
Sadiq Umar
University of Minnesota
This symposium will introduce the attendees to a blueprint of how to transform a laboratory scientific discovery in to a viable biotech venture by providing an overview of the guiding concepts underlying technology commercialization, engaging in interactive case studies, and enabling networking opportunities with biotech and business leaders. In the first section of the symposium, a panel of biotech entrepreneurs will present on a broad array of commercialization topics such as market valuation, intellectual property, small business financing, technology commercialization resources, and effective business development. The talks will follow by a case study discussion session focused on the feasibility and commercialization path for a therapeutic technology and concluding in a networking session.
Speakers
Tom Parry
- Skyline Biopharma LLC
Is Your Technology Viable for Commercialization? – Principles of Technology Commercialization
Louis D. Lieto
- Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, P.C.
How to Protect Your Technology? - Patents and Innovation
Kara Bortone
- Johnson & Johnson Innovation, JLABS
Startup Incubators: Key Resources for Success of Early-Stage Companies
Hugh Rosen
- The Scripps Research Institute
From Bench-to-Bedside – The Success Story of an Entrepreneur
Case Study Group Discussion (led by group leaders)
Case Study Presentations by Trainees and Q&A