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Final Agenda

The purpose of the Conference is to create new long-term relationships between universities creating high-impact startups and investors funding them. We are maximizing the number of speakers for the sole purpose of facilitating everyone's ability to meet the right people at the Conference, so that a deal flow pipeline can be created between universities and funders.



University Startups 2007:
"Enabling Innovation"

A Transaction-focused Conference on How to Create and Fund
High-Impact University Startups

October 3-5, 2007, Washington, D.C. Area



For descriptions of what each speaker will discuss, please see their “Talking Points” in the Speaker Session.

October 3, 2007 [See University Angel Group Pre-conference Workshop Agenda;
Separate Registration Required]


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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2007
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7:30-8:30

REGISTRATION/BREAKFAST

8:30-9:00

CONFERENCE OPENING and WELCOME


  • Ali Andalibi (National Science Foundation - NSF)
  • Steve Ferguson (National Institutes of Health - NIH)
  • Tony Stanco (National Council of Entrepreneurial Tech Transfer - NCET2.org)

9:00-9:20

C.D. MOTE (President, University of Maryland)

9:20-9:40

SAMUEL J. TRAINA ( University of California )

9:45-10:30

TRACK 1: UNIVERSITY PERSPECTIVES


  • Meg Arnold (University of California, Davis)
  • Lesa Mitchell (Kauffman Foundation)
  • Larry Gilbert (California Institute of Technology)
  • Greg Horowitt (GlobalConnect)

TRACK 2: VENTURE CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES


  • Tom Churchwell (ARCH Development Partners)
  • Scott Nissenbaum (PA Early State Venture Funds)
  • Timothy Mills (Sanderling Ventures)
  • Matthew McCooe (Chart Venture Partners)

TRACK 3: STATE and GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVES


  • Ali Andalibi ( National Science Foundation - NSF )
  • Banu Oneral ( Drexel )
  • Barbara Schilberg ( BioAdvance )
  • Grant Nulle ( SFAz )

10:30-11:00

BREAK

11:00-11:45

TRACK 1: UNIVERSITY PERSPECTIVES


  • Brian Darmody ( University of Maryland )
  • Dean Chang ( University of Maryland )
  • Steve Kozak ( Greater Baltimore Technology Council )
  • Catherine Vorwald ( Licensing Executive Society (LES) )

TRACK 2: VENTURE CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES


  • Tracy Warren (Battelle Ventures)
  • Mark Frantz ( RedShift Venture )
  • Steve Ringlee ( Cimarron Capital Partners )
  • Joe Del Guercio ( CNF Investments )

TRACK 3: STATE and GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVES


  • Ali Andalibi (National Science Foundation - NSF)
  • Tracy Taylor ( KTEC )
  • Ilse Treurnicht ( MARS )
  • Ronald Cooper ( Small Business Administration )
  • Chris Hayter ( National Governors Association )

11:45-12:30

TRACK 1: UNIVERSITY PERSPECTIVES


  • David Potter ( Momentum Venture Associates )
  • Daniel Behr ( Harvard )
  • Todd Keiller ( University of Vermont )
  • Doug Lynch ( The University of Pennsylvania )

TRACK 2: VENTURE CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES


  • Shomit Ghose ( ONSET Ventures )
  • Venky Ganesan ( GlobalSpan Capital Partners )
  • Jack Biddle ( Novak Biddle )
  • Tim Howe ( CHL Medical Partners )

TRACK 3: UNIVERSITY BOOT CAMPS


  • Allen Dines ( University of Wisconsin-WARF )
  • Robert Hacker ( Florida International University )
  • David Gulley ( Univ of Illinois Chicago )
  • Jim Roberts ( Washington University )

12:30-1:30

LUNCH

1:30-2:00

CHARLES WESSNER (National Academies of Science)

2:00-2:45

NIH Panel


  • Jo Anne Goodnight ( National Institutes of Health )
  • Anna Amar ( National Institutes of Health )

2:45-3:30

NSF Panel


  • Kesh Narayanan ( National Science Foundation )
  • Ed Clancy ( National Science Foundation )
  • Errol Arkilic ( National Science Foundation )

3:30-4:00

BREAK

4:00-4:45

TRACK 1: UNIVERSITY PERSPECTIVES


  • Vinse Davidson ( Star Tech Early Venture )
  • Duncan Hitchins ( Lynn Tech )
  • Sheker Rao ( Texas Instrument )
  • Dennis Stone ( University of Texas, Office for Technology Development )

TRACK 2: CORPORATE VENTURE CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES


  • Don Clark ( NEC )
  • Julie Gerstenberger ( Eastman Kodak )
  • Paul Cumming ( Honda )

4:45-5:30

TRACK 1: UNIVERSITY ANGEL GROUP PERSPECTIVES


  • Tony Stanco ( George Washington University )
  • David Day ( University of Florida )
  • John Brasch ( University of Nebraska - Lincoln )
  • Barry Rosenbaum ( The University of Akron Research Foundation )
  • Melissa Carrier ( University of Maryland )

TRACK 2: VENTURE CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES


  • Jim Gunton ( NJTC Venture Fund )
  • Cali Tran ( North Bridge Venture Partners )
  • David Stoffel M.D. ( Radius Ventures )
  • Mark Burns ( Vesbridge Partners )

TRACK 3: BIOMARYLAND


  • Bob Diamond ( Montgomery County Department of Economic Development )
  • Eva Jack ( MedImmune )
  • Joe Hernandez ( Innovative BioSensors )
  • Larry Brown ( Sensics )

5:30-7:30

NETWORKING RECEPTION


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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2007
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7:30-9:00

REGISTRATION/BREAKFAST

9:00-9:30

MARK HEESEN (president, National Venture Capital Association-NVCA)

9:30-9:45

JOHN FRASER ( Past President of AUTM; Florida State University )

9:45-10:00

MARK ELLISON ( Director, Office of the Governor, Texas )

10:00-10:45

TRACK 1: ANGEL INVESTOR CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES:


  • Rick Holdren ( Healthcare Angels )
  • Jura Zibas ( Clear Springs and S.N. Phelps & Co. )

TRACK 2: VC PERSPECTIVES


  • Mark Montgomery ( Initium Capital )
  • Carl Showalter ( Opus Capital )
  • Tony Grover ( RPM Ventures )
  • Jonathan Silver ( Core Capital Partners )
  • Andrew Jay ( Siemens )

TRACK 3: UNIVERSITY PERSPECTIVES:


  • Allen Dines ( UW-Madison Office of Corporate Relations )
  • Matt Christensen ( Medical Imaging Sciences )
  • David Gulley ( University of Illinois )
  • Matt Noah ( North Dakota State University and Midwest Association of Angel & Venture Capital )

10:45-11:00

BREAK

11:00-11:45

TRACK 1: UNIVERSITY SEED FUNDS


  • David Lerner ( Columbia University )
  • Charlie Lewis ( Arizona State University )
  • James Golubieski ( Foundation Venture Capital Group )
  • Mark Grovic ( University of Maryland, New Markets Fund )
  • Rob Bettigole ( Elm Street Ventures )
  • Michael Cleare ( University of Pennsylvania )

TRACK 2: VENTURE CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES


  • Chip Hazard ( IDG Ventures Boston )
  • Thomas Penn ( Meridian Ventures Partners )
  • Zach Jonasson ( Seaflower Ventures )
  • Thorne Sparkman ( Slater Technology Fund )
  • Daniel Gordon ( Valhalla Partners )

TRACK 3: PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS TO FURTHER DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY VENTURES


  • Steve Kubisen ( Johns Hopkins University )
  • Jim Poulos ( TEDCO )
  • Steve Walker ( Steve Walker Ventures )

11:45-12:30

TRACK 1: UNIVERSITY PERSPECTIVES


  • Brian Cummings ( University of Utah )
  • Michael Paul ( Lineagen Venture Partners )
  • Paul Ahlstrom ( vSpring Venture Capital )
  • Greg Jones ( VisTrails and Former State Science Advisor, Utah )

TRACK 2: NIH PANEL


  • Steve Ferguson ( National Insitutes of Health )
  • JP Kim ( National Insitutes of Health )
  • Ajoy Prabhu ( National Insitutes of Health )

TRACK 3: NSF PANEL


  • Kesh Narayanan ( National Science Foundation )
  • Lesa Mitchell (Kauffman Foundation)

12:30-2:00

LUNCH and END of CONFERENCE


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