Columbia Technology Ventures - Revision history

Admin at 21:18, 24 May 2013

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2010-08-18T03:50:43Z

Accidentally rolled back instead of undid changes by an IP address account. putting back the changes that were worthwhile. Can't personally verify though.

Absentminded: Reverted edits by 156.111.168.252 (Talk) to last revision by Pacman

2010-08-18T03:48:17Z

Reverted edits by 156.111.168.252 (Talk) to last revision by Pacman

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‎Organization, Employment, and Student Participation

Pacman: /* History */

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Pacman at 19:41, 20 September 2009

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 Columbia Technology Ventures reports into the Office of the [[Senior Executive Vice President]] (currently [[Robert Kasdin]]).  Orin Herskowitz is the current Executive Director of the office.
-The office is run by 45 full-time staff, including 10 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 6 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
+The office is run by 45 full-time staff, including 10 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 6 [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
 == External links ==

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 Columbia Technology Ventures reports into the Office of the [[Senior Executive Vice President]] (currently [[Robert Kasdin]]).  Orin Herskowitz is the current Executive Director of the office.
-The office is run by 49 full-time staff, including 11 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 8 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
+The office is run by 45 full-time staff, including 10 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 6 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
 == External links ==

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-'''Columbia Technology Ventures''' [http://wwww.techventures.columbia.edu] is the technology transfer office of Columbia University. The office manages Columbia's inventions and intellectual property portfolio.  Columbia's technology transfer operation has consistently ranked in the top five of universities for the past decade (measured by annual licensing revenues).
+'''Columbia Technology Ventures''' (formerly [http://www.techventures.columbia.edu '''Science and Technology Ventures'''], also known as '''Tech Ventures'''), is the technology transfer office of Columbia University. The office manages Columbia's inventions and intellectual property portfolio.  Columbia's technology transfer operation has consistently ranked in the top five of universities for the past decade (measured by annual licensing revenues).
 ==Purpose==
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 Columbia Technology Ventures reports into the Office of the [[Senior Executive Vice President]] (currently [[Robert Kasdin]]).  Orin Herskowitz is the current Executive Director of the office.
-The office is run by 45 full-time staff, including 10 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 6 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
+The office is run by 49 full-time staff, including 11 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 8 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
 == External links ==

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−	'''Columbia Technology Ventures''' ~~(formerly~~ [http://~~www~~.techventures.columbia.edu ~~'''Science and Technology Ventures'''~~]~~, also known as '''Tech Ventures'''),~~ is the technology transfer office of Columbia University. The office manages Columbia's inventions and intellectual property portfolio. Columbia's technology transfer operation has consistently ranked in the top five of universities for the past decade (measured by annual licensing revenues).	+	'''Columbia Technology Ventures''' [http://wwww.techventures.columbia.edu] is the technology transfer office of Columbia University. The office manages Columbia's inventions and intellectual property portfolio. Columbia's technology transfer operation has consistently ranked in the top five of universities for the past decade (measured by annual licensing revenues).

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 Columbia Technology Ventures reports into the Office of the [[Senior Executive Vice President]] (currently [[Robert Kasdin]]).  Orin Herskowitz is the current Executive Director of the office.
-The office is run by 49 full-time staff, including 11 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 8 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
+The office is run by 45 full-time staff, including 10 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 6 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
 == External links ==

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 ==History==
-Columbia Technology Ventures, founded in [[1982]], has gone through several name changes over the years (formerly known as '''Science & Technology Ventures (STV)''', '''Columbia Innovation Enterprise (CIE)''', and '''Office of Science & Technology Development (OSTD))'''.
+Columbia Technology Ventures, founded in [[1982]], has gone through several name changes over the years (formerly known as '''Science & Technology Ventures (STV)''', '''Columbia Innovation Enterprise (CIE)''', and '''Office of Science & Technology Development (OSTD)''').
 ===Successes, Past and Present===

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 ==Purpose==
-Columbia is widely recognized and respected as a leading source of new scientific knowledge and innovation in the world.  Columbia faculty, students, and research staff transfer much of this knowledge and innovation outside of the university through public discourse and publications.  In certain situations, however, it may be appropriate to pursue protection of copyrights or patent rights for some of these new ideas and inventions, in order to provide market incentives to facilitate the transfer and development of new technologies, products, and services.
+Columbia University is widely recognized and respected as a leading source of new scientific knowledge and innovation in the world.  Columbia faculty, students, and research staff transfer much of this knowledge and innovation outside of the university through public discourse and publications.  In certain situations, however, it may be appropriate to pursue protection of copyrights or patent rights for some of these new ideas and inventions, in order to provide market incentives to facilitate the transfer and development of new technologies, products, and services.
 As a non-profit teaching and research institution, Columbia is not in the business of developing, manufacturing, and selling commercial products. Instead, through Columbia Technology Ventures, Columbia works with commercial partners to develop, adapt, and apply University technology for the benefit of society. Commonly, this is done by licensing technologies to industrial partners who wish to develop products or services based on those technologies.  Occasionally, it's more appropriate to create a spin-off to bring a technology to market.  Through its Venture Lab program, Columbia Technology Ventures provides advisory and other services and resources to faculty, staff, and students interested in start-ups and entrepreneurship. On average, the office triages more than 300 new invention disclosures, executes 50-60 license deals, and helps launch 10-12 start-ups each year.

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-'''Columbia Technology Ventures''' (formerly '''Science and Technology Ventures''') [http://www.techventures.columbia.edu], also known as Tech Ventures, is the technology transfer office of Columbia University. The office manages Columbia's inventions and intellectual property portfolio.  Columbia's technology transfer operation has consistently ranked in the top five of universities for the past decade (measured by annual licensing revenues).
+'''Columbia Technology Ventures''' (formerly [http://www.techventures.columbia.edu '''Science and Technology Ventures'''], also known as '''Tech Ventures'''), is the technology transfer office of Columbia University. The office manages Columbia's inventions and intellectual property portfolio.  Columbia's technology transfer operation has consistently ranked in the top five of universities for the past decade (measured by annual licensing revenues).
-==Overview==
+==Purpose==
-===Purpose===
+As a non-profit teaching and research institution, Columbia is not in the business of developing, manufacturing, and selling commercial products. Instead, through Columbia Technology Ventures, Columbia works with commercial partners to develop, adapt, and apply University technology for the benefit of society. Commonly, this is done by licensing technologies to industrial partners who wish to develop products or services based on those technologies.  Occasionally, it's more appropriate to create a spin-off to bring a technology to market.  Through its Venture Lab program, Columbia Technology Ventures provides advisory and other services and resources to faculty, staff, and students interested in start-ups and entrepreneurship. On average, the office triages more than 300 new invention disclosures, executes 50-60 license deals, and helps launch 10-12 start-ups each year.
-As a non-profit teaching and research institution, Columbia University is not in the business of developing, manufacturing, and selling commercial products. Instead, through Columbia Technology Ventures, Columbia works with commercial partners to develop, adapt, and apply University technology for the benefit of society. Commonly, this is done by licensing technologies to industrial partners who wish to develop products or services based on those technologies.  Occasionally, it's more appropriate to create a spin-off to bring a technology to market.  Through its Venture Lab program, Columbia Technology Ventures provides advisory and other services and resources to faculty, staff, and students interested in start-ups and entrepreneurship. On average, the office triages more than 300 new invention disclosures, executes 50-60 license deals, and helps launch 10-12 start-ups each year.
+==History==
 ===Successes, Past and Present===
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 ==Organization, Employment, and Student Participation==
-Columbia Technology Ventures reports into the Office of the Senior Executive Vice President[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/evp/] (Robert Kasdin).  Orin Herskowitz is the current Executive Director of the office.
+Columbia Technology Ventures reports into the Office of the [[Senior Executive Vice President]] (currently [[Robert Kasdin]]).  Orin Herskowitz is the current Executive Director of the office.
-The office is run by 49 full-time staff, including 11 PhDs, 9 JDs, and 8 MBAs, at two offices, on Columbia’s Morningside and Medical Center campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
+The office is run by 49 full-time staff, including 11 [[PhD]]s, 9 [[JD]]s, and 8 [[MBA]]s, at two offices, on Columbia’s [[Morningside Heights campus|Morningside]] and [[Medical Center]] campuses.  Columbia Technology Ventures also has a popular program for Columbia graduate students, called the Fellows Program.  Through the Fellows Program, students gain a solid introduction to and experience with technology transfer while supporting technology marketing activities, e.g. market research/diligence, business planning, technology marketing, etc.
 == External links ==
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 * [http://www.newswise.com/articles/columbia-university-and-university-of-nebraska-license-targeted-anti-cancer-therapy-to-stockbridge-pharmaceuticals Columbia University and University of Nebraska License Targeted Anti-Cancer Therapy to Stockbridge Pharmaceuticals]
 * [http://www.newswise.com/articles/columbia-universitys-proven-natural-language-processing-technology-licensed-to-nlp-international Columbia University's Proven Natural Language Processing Technology Licensed to NLP International]
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 ==History==
-Columbia Technology Ventures has gone through several name changes over the years (formerly known as Science & Technology Ventures (STV), Columbia Innovation Enterprise (CIE), and Office of Science & Technology Development (OSTD)).
+Columbia Technology Ventures, founded in 1982, has gone through several name changes over the years (formerly known as Science & Technology Ventures (STV), Columbia Innovation Enterprise (CIE), and Office of Science & Technology Development (OSTD)).
 == External links ==