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 […]

Join us on December 15th for a seminar on Intellectual Property (IP) strategy for academic entrepreneurs. Sarah Wilkening, Ph.D., and Rusty Close from Troutman Pepper will cover topics including ownership of IP, what makes an invention patentable, how to evaluate prior art, and what it means to have the freedom to operate in a technology […]

Join us on January 18th, 2023, for an interactive discussion to 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 […]

Join us on February 15th at 11:30 AM ET for our online discussion on Medical Devices and In Vitro Diagnostics (IVD)  Regulatory Overview. This will help you better understand some of the considerations for determining a product's regulatory route to market. This introduction is for professionals new to medical device and IVD regulatory affairs and […]

Fundraising is critical for the success of early-stage startups. But for many first-time entrepreneurs, the process can seem daunting. How do you concisely communicate the value of your technology and your plans to go to market? Join us on March 22nd for an interactive webinar on how to effectively pitch your startup to potential investors. […]