Laura A. Schoppe, president and founder of tech transfer consulting firm Fuentek, LLC, recently posted an article about Startup Act 2.0, the revised version of a bill that’s been making its way through the U.S. Congress and which has raised the ire of tech...
On May 22nd, Sens. Moran and Warner were joined by Sens. Rubio and Coons in introducing Startup Act 2.0, a revised version of legislation proposed last December that contained questionable provisions to allow university professors to choose their own agents to help...
Laura Schoppe, president of Fuentek, a consulting company in North Carolina that works with university technology licensing offices to commercialize research, and whose company would likely benefit from the bill’s passage, said she opposes the policy because of...
That’s the part of the bill that has Laura Schoppe, president of tech transfer company Fuentek, and some of her colleagues skeptical. “Our concern is the practicality of implementation,” she says. “UNC, larger universities, they are overburdened just by the technology...
On behalf of the AUTM Board, I’d like to thank Laura Schoppe, AUTM VP for Strategic Alliances for the incredible amount of personal/volunteer time and effort she provided to make the GTP a reality. The idea for the GTP first arose after AUTM surveyed members. We...
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