Jon Down 2009 Conference Presentation
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The document summarizes data from the AUTM survey on university technology transfer and spin-offs from 1993-2006. It shows that while licensing agreements predominantly involve established firms, spin-offs can provide local economic benefits and be a vehicle for uncertain technologies. The presentation goes on to discuss case studies of university spin-offs and asks how entrepreneurship programs and centers may impact the success of spin-offs.
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