Our national meeting will bring over 400 federal technology professionals into the area for the 4 day meeting. The afternoon of the 4th day (Thursday, April 29, 2010) is open to technology companies at no charge, to attend sessions, network, and visit the TechFair exhibits. If you have additional questions, please be in touch. The full meeting details are on the FLC website at www.federallabs.org/meeting

 

 

Keynote Speaker: Anousheh Ansari
On September 18, 2006, Anousheh Ansari captured headlines around the world as the first female private space explorer travelling to and staying onboard of International Space Station for 10 days. Afterward, back on Earth, as a successful serial entrepreneur, Anousheh returned to her job as co-founder and chairman of her latest technology company, Prodea Systems. In her previous endeavor, in 2001 Anousheh had served as co-founder, CEO and chairman of the board for Telecom Technologies, Inc. Learn more »

 

T2 Training and Education
At this year's national meeting, the FLC is offering a full-day of training designed to meet the training requirements of all T2 professionals—from beginners to experienced practitioners. Through panel discussions, interactive sessions, workshop and seminars, subject-matter experts will provide in-depth training in technology transfer fundamentals, intellectual property protection and licensing, technology marketing and commercialization, as well as a free-wheeling discussion of the "hottest" T2 issues of the day. Learn more »

 

FLC Awards
The national meeting concludes on a high note as the FLC honors the winners of its 2010 awards. Come join the festivities as the individuals and laboratories that set the standard for technology transfer excellence have their moment in the spotlight. Learn more »

 

FLC Elections
This year, FLC voting members will elect the positions of Finance Officer, Recording Secretary, and three Members-at-Large. Regional Coordinator and Deputy Regional Coordinator elections will be held for the Far West, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest regions. Learn more »