The document discusses opportunities and challenges for investing in technology in Turkey. It outlines various government programs and funds that provide support for startups and research and development, including the Istanbul Venture Capital Initiative (iVCi) fund of funds. However, it notes that Turkey still lags in areas like the number of skilled researchers and private sector investment in R&D compared to other countries.
Dr. Anton Theuma: A Glimpse into the Future - ICT VENTUREGATE PROJECTFITT
This presentation was held by Dr. Anton Theuma during the FITT conference „ICT Innovations: Research > Business > Society“ on 10 May 2011 in Brussels.
www.fitt-for-innovation.eu
The vision of Masdar City (the world’s first zero-carbon city to be created before 2020) was shared by the Masdar City team at a September 16, 2009, business-to-business seminar held at MaRS.
The seminar attracted nearly 70 cleantech suppliers, green technology leaders, government policy makers and sector funders. This presentation is from Sustainable Development and Technology Canada, created for this seminar.
STC.UNM
University of New Mexico & New Mexico Angels Partnership
The University of New Mexico’s technology-transfer and economic development organization, STC.UNM, has built a unique relationship with the New Mexico Angels (NMA), a local group of private investors focused on investing in early stage companies. The partnership continues to generate critical funding for many of the University’s early stage technologies, and the startup companies spun out from them, and has fostered the creation of unique programs to increase funding levels. It has offered support for larger initiatives that are being built on the foundation of the commercial fruits of success that this relationship has generated. Available investment capital in New Mexico is a central component to commercializing UNM’s research. NMA has been a model for how other investors and investor groups can work with university tech-transfer organizations to commercialize university inventions. STC has also become an example of the many ways university technology-transfer organizations can work with angel investors to increase the number of new companies and improve their odds of success. The partnership has resulted in many outcomes including six new companies being launched, expanding an entrepreneurial culture among the university’s faculty and students, and educating investors on the amazing innovations created by university inventors.
Cara Michaliszyn, University Ventures & Engagements Manager, STC.UNM
Dr. Anton Theuma: A Glimpse into the Future - ICT VENTUREGATE PROJECTFITT
This presentation was held by Dr. Anton Theuma during the FITT conference „ICT Innovations: Research > Business > Society“ on 10 May 2011 in Brussels.
www.fitt-for-innovation.eu
The vision of Masdar City (the world’s first zero-carbon city to be created before 2020) was shared by the Masdar City team at a September 16, 2009, business-to-business seminar held at MaRS.
The seminar attracted nearly 70 cleantech suppliers, green technology leaders, government policy makers and sector funders. This presentation is from Sustainable Development and Technology Canada, created for this seminar.
STC.UNM
University of New Mexico & New Mexico Angels Partnership
The University of New Mexico’s technology-transfer and economic development organization, STC.UNM, has built a unique relationship with the New Mexico Angels (NMA), a local group of private investors focused on investing in early stage companies. The partnership continues to generate critical funding for many of the University’s early stage technologies, and the startup companies spun out from them, and has fostered the creation of unique programs to increase funding levels. It has offered support for larger initiatives that are being built on the foundation of the commercial fruits of success that this relationship has generated. Available investment capital in New Mexico is a central component to commercializing UNM’s research. NMA has been a model for how other investors and investor groups can work with university tech-transfer organizations to commercialize university inventions. STC has also become an example of the many ways university technology-transfer organizations can work with angel investors to increase the number of new companies and improve their odds of success. The partnership has resulted in many outcomes including six new companies being launched, expanding an entrepreneurial culture among the university’s faculty and students, and educating investors on the amazing innovations created by university inventors.
Cara Michaliszyn, University Ventures & Engagements Manager, STC.UNM
Institutional efforts and role of government in developing enterprenuership -...sksbatish
Entrepreneurial development programmes - as conducted by government and the governmental role in developing future entrepreneur
includes the various institutions started by govt. for development and conduct of EDP's with the aim of developing self employed to help in the progress of the country.
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New Technology Based Firms and Venture Capital policy in NigeriaAdebola Daramola
An exploratory research employing systematic evolutionary approach (Avnimelech and Teubal 2002) to study Venture Capital and New Technology Based Firms in Nigeria. It offers a history of economic agents, actors activities and linkages in the creation of technology based firms in Nigeria, with due consideration to their economic outcomes and social impacts (Gault 2010).
Though Nigeria has no defined VC policy, the paper assumes so with Supply side policies such as the Venture Capital (Incentives) Decree No .89 1993 and 2001 Small and Medium-Scale Industries Equity Investment Scheme (SMEIS).
Macroeconomic factors (such as supply side and demand side policies) would support the emergence of NTBFs as seen from the study. In Nigeria, tremendous efforts have been made to resolve small business finance, with no particular attention directed at technology-based firms.
There is an increasing need for demand side policy changes (i.e. initiatives to improve both financial and managerial capabilities of technology entrepreneurs in Nigeria). Infrastructure supports for Nigerian NTBFs are misplaced with continuous reliance on technology transfer above creative creation within the economy.
With this study, knowledge has been extended about the policy environment that foster Venture Capital and NTBFs in Nigeria.
Session 6: EU support on competitiveness and innovation in TurkeyOECDglobal
Day 2, Session 6, 30 November 2017, Istanbul, SME and Academia collaboration: Turkey’s Experience in Innovation and Technology Centres, Ela Yazıcı İnan, European Union
Funding for Innovation in Manufacturing, Materials & Engineering
B To V Teknoloji Yatirim Cakmakci
1. Investing in Technology : Opportunities & Challenges in Turkey A. Mete ÇAKMAKCI Private Deal Conference 11 October 2008, İstanbul
2. Private Deal Conference : TTGV 2008 TTGV and Teknoloji Yatırım TTGV A foundation Teknoloji Yatırım A.Ş. A dedicated start-up investment vehicle managed by an independent team TURKVEN - TPEF 1 44 M USD in size invested in 7 companies With 1 successful exit İŞ Gir iş im A Turkish PE/VC structure with an initial size of 33 M USD Already invested in 19 companies With 4 successful exits iVCi I stanbul Venture Capital Initiative A dedicated Fund-of-funds SIF structure for VC/PE funds focusing on Turkey managed by the EIF TDF A soft loan scheme upto 1 M USD per project almost 250 M USD disbursed since 1991 Investor Shareholder Investor Investor Shareholder Administrator/ Co-lender
3. Private Deal Conference : TTGV 2008 Teknoloji Yatırım A.Ş. Teknoloji Yatırım Deal Flow (as of Sept 2008) Teknoloji Yatırım investment strategy : to support the company through proof of market towards market expansion and exit through a share sale.
4. Private Deal Conference : TTGV 2008 Professional Experts Investors Lead-invest, Co-invest Services, Consultancy Pre-incubation, Soft-loans High-tech start-ups Investors Start-up : Teknoloji Yatırım Model
7. Private Deal Conference : TTGV 2008 iVCi : Istanbul VC Initiative A dedicated fund of funds operation to expand Turkish VC markets launched in November 2007, Eligability is Turkey focus.
11. Private Deal Conference : TTGV 2008 A Comparison Turkey Compared in terms of selected KE Metrics Source : WB Knowledge Assesment Methodology Homepage : http:// www.worldbank.org/kam
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