Starting a Company as a Pathway to Translating Academic Research
Join Texas A&M Innovation on Tuesday, February 6, 4:00 PM-6:00 PM CST for the next seminar in our Innovation U, “Starting a Company as a Pathway to Translating Academic Research.”
Our panel of experts will include an experienced entrepreneur, investor, and a business attorney. They will share their perspectives on launching a company, focusing on companies developed from academic research. The discussion will include topics such as mechanics of company formation, attracting investors, and developing market strategy and well-rounded teams.
Event Speakers:
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Discussion Topics:
- Mechanics of Starting a Company
- Considerations of LLC and Inc.
- Establishing Company Governance Documents
- Company Value
- Investor Perspective
- Investable Qualities of a Company
- How to Attract Investors
- Strategic Considerations for Starting/Growing a Company
- Building a team of Employees and Advisors
- Shaping a Go-To-Market Strategy
- Plan for Investment and Use of Funds
This educational session is tailored toward researchers, faculty, staff, and students from The Texas A&M University System.
Enjoy light refreshments and beverages as you engage in valuable discussions with colleagues.
Two ways to join:
- In-person: Texas A&M University Memorial Student Center, Room 2406B (275 Joe Routt Blvd, College Station, TX 77843). Parking will be validated in the Gene Stallings Blvd. Garage.
- Virtual: Via live webinar. Instructions for access will be provided via email the day of the event.
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