Membership in the GTEC Industry Program
- Benefits
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- Relationships with talented faculty and students keeps the members abreast of the latest developments in regenerative medicine.
- A "seat at the table" where technological advances are discussed as well as a seat on the Industry Partners advisory board.
- Access to value-added innovations relevant to cell therapies, medical devices, and combination products.
- Early notification to members of licensing opportunities for innovated technologies developed in GTEC laboratories.
- Interaction with an experienced technology transfer office staff, as well as our own manager of Industry Relations to help facilitate the commercialization process.
- Invitation to two industry members-only meetings per year for research updates to facilitate collaborations, discuss commercialization opportunities, and interact with students for internships and employment.
Levels
Membership fees are based on the number of employees in the company. Annual membership fees for companies with less than 50 employees costs $5,000; more than 50 and less than 1,000 costs $10,000; and more than 1,000 employees costs $15,000. Contact Katharine Montgomery for more information.
Why Georgia Tech?
Georgia Institute of Technology's graduate programs are highly ranked by publications such as U.S. News and World Report, with Georgia Tech's College of Engineering ranked among the top five in the United States for the past several years and Georgia Tech's Biomedical Engineering program continually in the top five.
In addition, the Georgia Institute of Technology is one of the top universities in the world for technology transfer and a top producer of start-up companies, according to the Milken Institute.