A startup applicant must provide information sufficient for KSURC to determine that the company is a bona fide entity with a credible plan to pursue commercialization of the identified technology. This information should include:
Describe the specific technical, market, regulatory, manufacturing, business, or investment-related barrier, opportunity, milestone, or risk that the activity will address. Explain how the requested support is expected to move the technology closer to a commercialization outcome.
Provide credible evidence that the proposed activity addresses a commercialization need or is likely to advance a commercialization opportunity. Applicants may submit one or more of the following:
Amount requested
Identify the underlying Kent State technology, invention disclosure, patent application, patent, copyright, software, know-how, or other innovation that will benefit. Explain how the activity supports a defined commercialization pathway.
Evelyn F. Unger Chair of Educational Innovation
College of Education and Human Services
James R. Unger Chair of Emerging Business Technology
Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship
John S. Brinzo Endowed Professorship
Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship
John S. Brinzo Professor of Practice
Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship
Henderson Memorial Endowed Leadership Chair
College of Nursing
