Thomas H. Brown -- Federal Technology Transfer Leader -- Joins the Center for Advancing Innovation Board
Apr 14, 2023
Washington, D.C, District of Columbia Apr 13, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - The Center for Advancing Innovation (CAI) is thrilled to announce that Thomas H. Brown, a legend in the field of technology transfer, has joined its board of advisors. With decades of experience in navigating federal agencies and a keen understanding of how things work in the federal government, Tom brings invaluable insights to the organization.
As a former Program Manager at the Federal Laboratory Consortium and President of the New Jersey Academy of Science, Tom is renowned for his deep and broad knowledge of the federal landscape, as well as his ability to facilitate the transfer of cutting-edge technologies from government labs to the private sector. He has been at the forefront of many successful technology transfer efforts and has helped countless entrepreneurs and inventors bring their ideas to fruition.
"Tom is one of the most aware people I know with regards to the dynamics of how things work in the federal government as well as technology transfer," said Rosemarie Truman, Founder and CEO of CAI. "We are thrilled to have him join our board of advisors and look forward to benefiting from his expertise as we continue to advance our mission of accelerating and increasing the volume of technology transfer from government labs to the marketplace."
Tom is excited to be a part of the CAI team and is eager to contribute to its efforts to advance innovation. "I am honored to join the board of advisors at CAI and look forward to working with this talented team to make a positive impact on technology transfer in the United States," said Tom. "I believe that CAI is uniquely positioned to accelerate the process of technology transfer and help bring groundbreaking ideas to the market."
Rosemarie Truman said, "Tom is simply a maestro of understanding the dynamics of federal lab stakeholders and also is a person who can realize new opportunities in this arena; I'm simply thrilled to invite him to the team. CAI can't wait to learn more from his wisdom."
About the Center for Advancing Innovation:
The Center for Advancing Innovation (CAI) is a non-profit organization that accelerates and increases the volume of technology transfer, translational research, and entrepreneurship. By building an innovation ecosystem, CAI improves the commercialization of breakthrough technologies, furthering our nation's global competitiveness and economic growth. For additional information about CAI, please visit https://www.centerforadvancinginnovation.com/.
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