Wayne State University
Mentor-In-Residence, Technology Transfer Talent Network
Detroit, MI, US
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About the role
- The MIR plays a critical role in expanding Wayne State's and Michigan's innovation ecosystem by helping transform promising research discoveries into high-growth companies, strategic partnerships, and societal impact.
- Essential Functions: Technology Assessment, Opportunity Evaluation Commercialization Strategy.
- Evaluate early-stage technologies for technical feasibility, market opportunity, competitive positioning, intellectual property considerations, and commercialization potential.
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- Essential Functions:
- Technology Assessment, Opportunity Evaluation Commercialization Strategy.
- Startup Formation, Venture Development Mentorship.
- Mentor faculty founders, entrepreneurial researchers, students, and startup teams in venture creation and growth.
- Leverage entrepreneurial experience to accelerate startup development and increase venture success rates.
Company info
- As part of the Michigan statewide T3N initiative, the MIR provides entrepreneurial expertise, industry insight, and access to extensive professional networks.
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