Have you ever wondered what legal contracts are required to spin out a technology from the university? This event will provide an overview on contract law and licensing strategies for academic entrepreneurs. Our speakers include: Nicole Morris, a member of the faculty at Emory University School of Law, as well as a professor of practice […]
This interactive webinar will review the basics of equity negotiation, fundraising, and dilution for life science start-ups. Our speaker, James Stubbs, Ph.D. has over 20 years of commercialization experience, has held senior executive roles in five medical device start-ups, teaches medical device design at Georgia Tech, and is an active private investor. Register Here This […]
Securing funding for your early-stage startup can be one of the most challenging aspects of entrepreneurship. In addition to providing funds for your startup to develop and grow, investors often play a key role in company management and strategy. Join us for an interactive panel discussion with investors from a variety of firms to learn […]
Join us on October 12th to hear from a panel of funders and programs across the country supporting commercialization. They will discuss their available resources for innovators and highlight the technology types and development stages most appropriate for their funding opportunities. Come ready with questions for the panel! Register Here! This event is the 1st […]
Thinking about spinning your technology out of the lab? First-time academic entrepreneurs can be daunted by the dual pressures of starting a company while maintaining their research and teaching responsibilities – but you're not alone! Join us on November 9th for a panel discussion with Emory University and Georgia Tech faculty and alumni entrepreneurs sharing […]
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