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The page explains how capped and uncapped convertible notes affect the amount of equity agreed upon.
The page explains that a business’s valuation represents its price and that pre- and post-money valuations can affect investments.
Several federal agencies are accepting submissions through Long Range Broad Agency Announcements (LRBAAs).
The page discusses considering academic grants when seeking funding for an innovation.
Five small businesses in Wisconsin will receive up to $400,000 through the SBIR Advance program to commercialize their innovations.
Seven small businesses in Wisconsin will receive up to $675,000 to commercialize their innovations, thanks to the SBIR Advance program’s latest round of funding.
A WEDC-funded initiative aims to build a pipeline from research to scalable ventures.
Founder Factory’s IP Pitch Night brought together technology transfer leaders, researchers, and ecosystem partners.
Anya is working as an outreach specialist for the Center of Technology Commercialization. She also handles duties as a Department of Defense liaison for the CTC.
Dave has provided technical, marketing, business planning, product development, and financing assistance to over 500 entrepreneurs.
Kody’s areas of expertise include marketing and communications writing and promotion, social media creation and management, and website curation and development.
Margaret’s areas of expertise include ecosystem management, marketing, outreach, and event planning.
Lean Startup and grant writing programming. Funding available to cover training or grant applications. Over 20 events per year, in person and virtual.
Wisconsin CTC offers guidance to high-tech small businesses seeking to bring innovations to market.
The Wisconsin CTC is part of the Office of Business and Entrepreneurship, which helps entrepreneurs, businesses, and economic development professionals.
The Wisconsin Center for Technology Commercialization guides people through bringing an idea to market.
The Wisconsin Center for Technology Commercialization is located at 432 N. Lake St., Suite 435, Madison, WI 53706. Its phone number is (608) 263-3315 and its email is CTC@lists.wisconsin.edu.
The Center for Technology Commercialization is Wisconsin’s no-cost resource for guidance on bringing technology to market.
