University of Illinois Research Park Board of Managers Meeting IFab

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TEC
Stephanie Larson
larson42@Illinois.edu
December 11, 2015
Technology Entrepreneur Center
• Created in 2000
• Located in College of Engineering
• Campus-wide entrepreneurship programs
provides students and faculty with the
skills, resources and experiences necessary to
become successful innovators, entrepreneurs and
leaders who tackle grand challenges and change
the world
www.tec.illinois.edu
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TEC Offers
COURSES
PROGRAMS
EXPERIENCES
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TEC Programs
• 5,000+ participants annually
• SocialFuse
• Cozad New Venture Competition
• Track for teams with technology
funded through the university
• Illinois Innovation Prize for $20,000
• Other entrepreneurial workshops,
courses and experiences
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Research Park at the University of Illinois
• The Research Park at the University of Illinois provides an environment
where technology-based businesses can work with the research faculty
and students on collaborative research and access UI services.
– 200 Acres adjacent to campus, developed with a private partner, 14 buildings
– 1,618 employees including 521 students
• The Research Park has 91 companies and employs people in high-tech jobs
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Fortune 500 firms: Yahoo, Caterpillar, State Farm, ADM, Grainger, Raytheon, Abbott, Dow, Deere
45 companies currently in the EnterpriseWorks startup incubator (203 startups since it opened)
Research Park Employment
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1574
1447
1378
FY2013
FY2014
FY2015
FY2016
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CORPORATE INNOVATION CENTERS
Best practices have been shared by leading corporations
with centers at the University of Illinois Research Park
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ADM Sustainable Bioenergy
Modeling Center
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Caterpillar Simulation Center
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Caterpillar Data Innovation Lab •
Citrix, Bytemobile operation
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John Deere Technology
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Innovation Center
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Dow Chemical Innovation Center •
Dow Agrosciences
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Raytheon, Cybersecurity
State Farm Research and
Development Center
Yahoo, Hadoop Center of
Excellence
Abbott Laboratories
Littelfuse
Riverbed
Ameren Innovation Center
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Foxconn Interconnect
Abbvie Innovation Center
Grainger
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EnterpriseWorks Incubator
EnterpriseWorks (EW) is a 43,000 sq ft startup business incubator in the Research Park for early
stage tech firms. It is operated by the University of Illinois to launch successful startups.
Founders: Over half of our
current client companies
were founded by UIUC
faculty members. 93% of
our clients have founders
affiliated with the
university.
7%
9%
17%
65%
Faculty
UI Staff
UI Student
UI Alumni
External
2%
EnterpriseWorks Company Industry Sectors
20
Biotechnology
15
Clean Technology
10
Information Technology
Materials/Nanotech
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Business/Consulting
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Number of Current Firms
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Research Park Contact Information
RESEARCHPARK.ILLINOIS.EDU
Laura Frerichs
University of Illinois
Research Park Director
60 Hazelwood Drive
Champaign, IL 61820
(217) 333-8323
lfrerich@illinois.edu
Peter Fox/Andrea Ruedi
Fox/Atkins Development, LLC
Development Partner for Research Park
1909 Fox Drive
Champaign, IL 61820
(217) 351-1430
info@fox-companies.com
Twitter: @UIResearch Park
Facebook: UI Research Park
YouTube: researchparkuiuc
Entrepreneur Listserv
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Entrepreneurship Roundtable
• Ad hoc committee with cross-campus representation and
leadership
• Backed by the Office of the Provost, who provides modest
budget for programming, branding
• Co-chaired by Andy Singer, Professor in Electrical and
Computer Engineering; and Raj Echambadi, Professor of
Business Administration
IVenture Accelerator Program
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Launched in Summer 2015, Illinois iVenture Accelerator allows top student
startup teams to spend the summer on campus with the time and support
they need build prototypes, create a value proposition, test demand, research
the competitive landscape, validate market size, progress in developing their
startup ventures.
$2,500 stipend per Fellow and up to $10,000 in seed funding per startup
Mentors, workshops, and competition for additional funding
Co-working space at Research Park designed to maximize productive collisions
between Fellows and the broader community
36 students and 13 startup companies
– 24 majors and minors represented
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Engaging with Chicago startup ecosystem: visits
to 1871, Chicago Innovation Exchange, Matter,
Chicago TechWeek
Space available to teams now in Grainger Library
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Entrepreneurship Forum
• The Provost's Roundtable on Entrepreneurship annually holds a campuswide Entrepreneurship Forum, highlighting the breadth of entrepreneurial
activities across campus for faculty, students, and academic professionals.
• This day-long event allows attendees to participate in hands-on workshops
and panel discussions to learn about topics such as: the Lean Startup
Method, How to Fund your Company and the Impact of Social
Entrepreneurship, and to participate in networking opportunities.
• Cozad New Venture Competition Finals and the announcement of the
$20,000 Illinois Innovation Prize (IIP) winner take place during the Forum.
• 2016 Entrepreneurship Forum: Thursday, April 28th
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Entrepreneurship Education
• Intent:
– Campus wide awareness of entrepreneurial
courses
– faculty to be aware of what other entrepreneurial
faculty are doing so resources can be shared (ex:
guest speakers, etc.)
• Entrepreneurial courses, certificates, etc.
offered through business, liberal arts, media,
engineering and more
http://entrepreneurship.illinois.edu/initiatives/academics.html
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Thank you!
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