Publications
Pitchers Bible
Date: October 4th, 2007 size: .2 MB
Making the Pitch - A Guide size: 1.2 MB
Date: October 12th, 2006
What should I include in my pitch? - A Guide size: 1.2 MB
Date: October 12th, 2006
How much money should I ask for? - A Guide size: 1.15 MB
Date: October 12th, 2006
How much equity should I be willing to give up? - A Guide size: 1.3 MB
Date: October 12th, 2006
Fear Not the Dragons’ Den
Waterloo’s Canadian Innovation Centre Guides Inventors to Success size: 20k
Date: September 25, 2006
50 Canadian Innovations THAT CHANGED OUR LIVES pdf format size: 1700k
Toronto Researcher Wins $25,000 Manning Award of Distinction for Inventing Ultrasound Microimaging Technology size: 32k
Date: September 22nd, 2006
Canadian Innovation Centre unveils commercialization... Size: 1.42 Megs
Canada's National Innovation Centre presented its Pre-Election Commercialization Platform to Industry Canada Minister, David Emerson at a recent dinner hosted by the Hon. Mauril Belanger, MP, Ottawa, Vanier and David McGuinty, MP, Ottawa, South.
Canada's High Tech Industry's Growth Platform Size: 65 Kilobytes
A caucus of members from the largest high tech association in the country, CATAAlliance, presented its Pre-Election Platform to Industry Canada Minister, David Emerson at a recent dinner hosted by the Hon. Mauril Belanger, MP, Ottawa, Vanier and David McGuinty, MP, Ottawa South.
Scouting Out Oak Ridge Size:56 Kilobytes
A Unique On-Site Opportunity for Canadian Organizations to Discuss Business Relationships with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee. November 7th and 8th, 2005
Revised AUTM Brochure Size: 892 Kilobytes
This is the Brochure for use by Technology Transfer Officers TTO’s at universities. Distributed at the AUTM conference November 11-13, 2004 Quebec City.
Metrics Tool Under Development Size: 2.9 Megabytes
This is the brochure which discusses our new tools under development . Distributed at the Money Research Conference November 9, 1004 .
Tech Transfer 1994 Size: 25 Kilobytes
An Overview Analysis of Various Indicators of Demand for Technology Transfer Services in Canada.
Running on Empty: Growing your Business through Bootstrapping Size: 463 Kilobytes
From March 11, 2009 Webinar
InnovationMatters: “The challenge of relying on University Innovation as a Source of Wealth Creation.” (2006) It is unlikely for a technology to be developed in a university or college with limited industry engagement. Most universities and colleges do not have the quantity or quality of people or the appropriate policies with which to maximize these opportunities. In addition, they do not have access to the level of financial resources needed to develop their technology. While the usual response to this dilemma is to get more industry input, there are several flaws to this approach that need to be considered.
InnovationMatters: “The Role of Universities and Colleges in Creating Canada's Wealth.” (2005)
Commercialization is becoming more of interest to those in government and academia. Federal and provincial governments invest hundreds of millions dollars taking publicly funded innovations to the market. Universities, colleges and federal laboratories all play a significant role in this concept. In fact, extracting the commercial value from academic research is essential to