Information about Emory based start-ups or helpful information related to start-ups in general.
Ian R. Crocker, MD, FACR, is a radiation oncologist specializing in brain and eye tumors, who worked at Winship Cancer Institute for over 30 years. Throughout his career, Crocker was Continue Reading →
In 2012, Mark Zuckerberg opened his private company to the public. In the company’s initial public offering (IPO), $16 billion of stock were bought as investors sought to value the Continue Reading →
Tim Fox worked at Emory University as an Associate Professor & Director of Medical Physics from 1994 to 2014. In 2005 he and three of his Emory colleagues created the Continue Reading →
Early stage start-ups are often looking for resources to advance their company and products. Start-ups from institutions like Emory are no different. The Small Business Administration’s Small Business Technology Transfer Continue Reading →
Entrepreneurs and small business owners at Emory who are looking for an alternate source of income can tap into Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funds administered by the federal government. Continue Reading →
Every start-up founder hopes one day for their project/technology to succeed, reach the market, and quite often improve patients’ lives. Funding is just one of the critical hurdles in the Continue Reading →
What is the biggest challenge start-ups face today? The biggest challenge our new startups face is finding an entrepreneur with time and business expertise. There are so many resources available Continue Reading →
Each year OTT helps launch high-quality start-up companies based on discoveries made by Emory faculty or staff. Over the past few months, OTT set out to interview a selection of Continue Reading →
Each year OTT helps launch high-quality start-up companies based on discoveries made by Emory faculty or staff. Over the past few months, OTT set out to interview a selection of Continue Reading →
Each year OTT helps launch high-quality start-up companies based on discoveries made by Emory faculty or staff. Over the past few months, OTT set out to interview a selection of Continue Reading →