Innovationecosystems
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This document summarizes presentations made at the TECNA 2010 Summer Conference in Ottawa about innovation ecosystems. It includes visual representations of innovation ecosystems from MRI, CTC, and the Innovation Coalition. It also discusses the roles of government, universities, firms, investors, and other groups in regional innovation systems and supporting the commercialization of research. It raises the question of who government organizations in Washington DC and Ottawa consult to understand and impact regional innovation systems.
Innovationecosystems
- 1. These slides were presented during the TECNA 2010 Summer Conference in Ottawa. They feature visual representations of innovation ecosystems as presented by MRI, CTC, and the Innovation CoalitionProgram Partners:Innovation Partner:Supported By:
- 2. How does government see innovation systems? Position of the USA and Canadian Governments in innovation policyRegional clustersInnovation Eco-systemsRole of technology firms and supportersPossible new financial support (grants, programs, etc.) from Ottawa and Washington DC.Alignment of other groupsWhat is best way to position TECNA to help members receive support and higher profile nationally and locally and still deliver immediate value to members and sponsors?2Question:Who does Gov’t go to to understand and impact regional innovation systems in DC and Ottawa?
- 3. Draft August 5, 20107. National role and collaborations – The Innovation CoalitionAUTM – Tech Managers - http://www.autm.net/Home.htmAngel Capital AssociationNational Asso. Of Seed and Venture FundsComm Dev vent Cap assoc . http://www.cdvca.org/NASBIC – the National Association of Small Business Investment CompaniesNat Business Incubator assoc.Ass university research parksState Science and tech InstituteTECNATECNAThe Innovation Coalition is a collaborative group of associations that support each part of the continuum for commercializing university research to create companies that create jobs. The goal is to garner a better understanding of each other and to work collaboratively to leverage resources and activities of these associations to maximize the impact of each and ultimately maximize job creation in America.
- 4. MRI Pipeline – Program OverviewIDEASJOBSUniversities, Colleges,ResearchInstitutions,TeachingHospitalsGlobalMarketsTechnology & ProductDevelopmentBusinessAccelerationMarketDevelopmentDiscovery andKnowledgeTransfer(Research)Ensuring Ontario is maximizing the economic impact of its investments in research and research infrastructure.● Ontario Innovation Network Program● Industry-Academic Collaboration Program (OCE): ● Knowledge Exchange & Technology Transfer: moving ideas from institutions to companies ● Proof-of-Principle: de-risking research discoveries● Internships: moving talent from institutions to companies ● Collaborative Commercialization: harnessing great research talent to help companies● The Health Technology Exchange (HTX)● Centre for Research and Innovation in the Bio-Economy (CRIBE)● Innovation Demonstration FundProviding talented researchers with the capital and operational support to undertake cutting-edge research. Attracting and retaining top-notch researchers and innovators in Ontario.● Ontario Research Fund: ● Research Infrastructure Program ● Research Excellence Program - Global Leadership in Genomics and Life Sciences (GL2)● Research Talent Programs: ● Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program ● Early Researcher Awards ● Premier’s Discovery Awards ● Premier’s Catalyst Awards● Ontario Institute for Cancer Research● Spinal Cord Injury Solutions Network (SCISN)● International Strategic Opportunities Program (ISOP), Teachers’ Science and Technology Outreach Program (TSTOP), Youth Science and Technology Outreach Program (YSTOP)● International Collaborations Accelerating the start-up and growth of entrepreneurial talent and globally-competitive innovative companies.● Business Acceleration Program (MaRS): ● Business Development – business guidance & coaching● Entrepreneurs-in-Residence – strategies & tactics to grow businesses ● Market and Customer Intelligence – understanding market opportunities● Investment Accelerator Fund – making businesses more attractive to follow-on investors● Product Testing – understanding the customer● Biopharmaceutical Investment Program● Business Ecosystem Support Fund (Strategic Opportunities Program – SOP)Helping companies get products to market by providing growth capital and links to customers. ● Ontario Venture Capital Fund● Ontario Emerging Technologies Fund● Ontario Commercialization Investment Fund● Ontario Tax Exemption for Commercialization Program● Social Innovation Generation (SiG@ MaRS)● GreenFit and Green Schools
- 5. Innovation Eco-systemGovernment IncentivesJobs > GrowthVentureLater stateEarly StageSeedTechnology TransferAngelInvestorsCorporateSpin OutsIncubatorsSBIRInnovation AcceleratorsUniversityR&DValidationSkilledWorkersStudentsNetworksAssociationsMentorsGrantsEntrepreneursInfrastructure – Global connectionsImage – Global perceptions5
- 6. These slides were presented during the TECNA 2010 Summer Conference in Ottawa. They feature visual representations of innovation ecosystems as presented by MRI, CTC, and the Innovation CoalitionProgram Partners:Innovation Partner:Supported By: