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Emory Entrepreneurship and Venture Management
At the beginning of his past fall semester, Rain Tian ‘21BBA went to South Korea with his friends in what he thought would be a much-needed reprieve from the world Continue Reading →
Students Produce Video Series to Help Local Refugee Mothers
Rollins School of Public Health student Mackenzie Leonard was watching a Congolese woman give birth in a Dekalb County hospital. The woman was trying to explain to her doctors that Continue Reading →
New Application Brings Atlanta Cyclorama to Life
As the Atlanta History Center prepared to unveil its restoration of the Cyclorama, the landmark depiction of the Battle of Atlanta once housed at Grant Park, it reached out to Continue Reading →
Business Plan Example
This is the companion post to our introduction to business plans, you can find that post here. Executive Summary MotionBud Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets a practical and portable non-pharmaceutical Continue Reading →
Getting Started with a Business Plan
A business plan outlines a company’s goals and the strategies by which it achieves these goals. Typically, a business plan consists of: a) an executive summary, b) a description of Continue Reading →
Corporate Structures for the Newbie
Choosing a corporate structure isn’t just an exercise in paperwork – it determines the company’s tax status, as well as its relationship to potential investors and managers. In this regard, Continue Reading →
STTR/SBIR Proposal Assistance Resources
In the world of startup funding, resources and donors abound. Securing a piece of this abundance, however, is quite a tricky prospect. Two such funding programs, the STTR (Small Business Continue Reading →
The OTT POC Fund: A Little Goes a Long Way
What’s one of the biggest hurdles to startup success? Finding enough money to start. Seed funding is absolutely critical to getting new technologies on the market. It’s the money that Continue Reading →
From the Director: IP Policy Q&A
Many people are unaware, but most universities, including Emory, have formal intellectual property (IP) policies. At first glance it might seem counterintuitive to the university mission of creating and sharing Continue Reading →
ICG: Adopting New Technologies
In recent weeks, the Industry Contracting Group (ICG), part of the Office of Technology Transfer, has commenced a migration from its old system for delivering notices of award. Rather than Continue Reading →