Welcome to the BioLogicTube jeo@biologicmedia.dk https://biologictube.dk/app/facebook en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Welcome to the BioLogicTube episodic no https://biologictube.dk/app/facebook/files/rv0.0/sitelogo.gif https://biologictube.dk/app/facebook http://biologictube.dk/photo/7524589/interview-with-jeff-skinner-executive <p><p><b>Jeff Skinner,</b> Executive Director, Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, London Business School, explains what it takes to make it and how value is build in the biotech industry. Jeff Skinner was in Copenhagen to lecture at the Copenhagen Spin-outs conference in October 2012 and we interviewed him after his lecture.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Jeff Skinner is the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the School. He is visiting lecturer on Technology Transfer at University College London and at the Graduate School of Economics in Barcelona. Prior to this, as Commercial Director at University College London, he conceived, built and ran UCL’s Technology Transfer division - including the creation of two early-stage seed funds and separate units managing consultancy, collaborative research and new venture creation. Working alongside research students and academics he has co-founded over thirty technology-based spin-outs that have, in aggregate, raised over £30 million first round finance and returned over £20 million to UCL.</p> <p>He is past President of and remains closely involved with the leading UK &amp; European Tech Transfer Associations (PraxisUnico &amp; ASTP). He teaches and consults widely throughout Europe in the field of technology commercialisation. He Chairs the Professional Recognition panel for the worldwide ‘Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals’.</p> <p>Before joining UCL he was Technical Marketing Manager at Hoechst Celanese Corporation in New Jersey and prior to that, Photonics Research Manager at General Electric. His first degree was in physics. He holds a PhD in thin-film photonics from University College London and an MBA from London Business School.</p><div><br></div></p><p><a href="http://biologictube.dk/photo/7524589/interview-with-jeff-skinner-executive"><img src="http://biologictube.dk/7522146/7524589/83d77a226d3e941cb1de65c45138bc44/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://biologictube.dk/photo/7524589 Mon, 11 Feb 2013 20:17:48 GMT Interview with Jeff Skinner, Executive director at London Business School Jeff Skinner, Executive Director, Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, London Business School, explains what it takes to make it and how value is build in the biotech industry. Jeff Skinner was in Copenhagen to lecture at the Copenhagen Spin-outs conference in October 2012 and we interviewed him after his lecture. Jeff Skinner is the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the School. He is visiting lecturer on Technology Transfer at University College London and at the Graduate School of Economics in Barcelona. Prior to this, as Commercial Director at University College London, he conceived, built and ran UCL’s Technology Transfer division - including the creation of two early-stage seed funds and separate units managing consultancy, collaborative research and new venture creation. Working alongside research students and academics he has co-founded over thirty technology-based spin-outs that have, in aggregate, raised over £30 million first round finance and returned over £20 million to UCL. He is past President of and remains closely involved with the leading UK European Tech Transfer Associations (PraxisUnico ASTP). He teaches and consults widely throughout Europe in the field of technology commercialisation. He Chairs the Professional Recognition panel for the worldwide ‘Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals’. Before joining UCL he was Technical Marketing Manager at Hoechst Celanese Corporation in New Jersey and prior to that, Photonics Research Manager at General Electric. His first degree was in physics. He holds a PhD in thin-film photonics from University College London and an MBA from London Business School. Jeff Skinner, Executive Director, Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, London Business School, explains what it takes to make it and how value is build in the biotech industry. Jeff Skinner was in Copenhagen to lecture at the... Welcome to the BioLogicTube 02:15 <p><p><b>Jeff Skinner,</b> Executive Director, Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, London Business School, explains what it takes to make it and how value is build in the biotech industry. Jeff Skinner was in Copenhagen to lecture at the Copenhagen Spin-outs conference in October 2012 and we interviewed him after his lecture.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Jeff Skinner is the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the School. He is visiting lecturer on Technology Transfer at University College London and at the Graduate School of Economics in Barcelona. Prior to this, as Commercial Director at University College London, he conceived, built and ran UCL’s Technology Transfer division - including the creation of two early-stage seed funds and separate units managing consultancy, collaborative research and new venture creation. Working alongside research students and academics he has co-founded over thirty technology-based spin-outs that have, in aggregate, raised over £30 million first round finance and returned over £20 million to UCL.</p> <p>He is past President of and remains closely involved with the leading UK &amp; European Tech Transfer Associations (PraxisUnico &amp; ASTP). He teaches and consults widely throughout Europe in the field of technology commercialisation. He Chairs the Professional Recognition panel for the worldwide ‘Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals’.</p> <p>Before joining UCL he was Technical Marketing Manager at Hoechst Celanese Corporation in New Jersey and prior to that, Photonics Research Manager at General Electric. His first degree was in physics. He holds a PhD in thin-film photonics from University College London and an MBA from London Business School.</p><div><br></div></p><p><a href="http://biologictube.dk/photo/7524589/interview-with-jeff-skinner-executive"><img src="http://biologictube.dk/7522146/7524589/83d77a226d3e941cb1de65c45138bc44/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> Building commercialization experience knowledge patents patience sustainability value http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530049/wim-bens-talks-about-his <p><p>Experience from the Netherlands in setting up University Spin-outs <b>Wim Bens</b>, Director, Bens &amp; Partners Management en Advies, Eindhoven Business cases in setting up spin outs / high tech start ups in a regional open innovation eco system. Strategy and implementation from lab invention to successful enterprise through different stages, with different funding structures, with different teams and in different organizational settings.</p></p><p><a href="http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530049/wim-bens-talks-about-his"><img src="http://biologictube.dk/7522146/7530049/e5ce28f1db9c3efeafe47870df828b79/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530049 Mon, 31 Dec 2012 14:47:32 GMT Wim Bens talks about his experience from the Netherlands in setting up... Experience from the Netherlands in setting up University Spin-outs Wim Bens, Director, Bens Partners Management en Advies, Eindhoven Business cases in setting up spin outs / high tech start ups in a regional open innovation eco system. Strategy and implementation from lab invention to successful enterprise through different stages, with different funding structures, with different teams and in different organizational settings. Experience from the Netherlands in setting up University Spin-outs Wim Bens, Director, Bens Partners Management en Advies, Eindhoven Business cases in setting up spin outs / high tech start ups in a regional open innovation eco system. Strategy... Welcome to the BioLogicTube 01:09:00 <p><p>Experience from the Netherlands in setting up University Spin-outs <b>Wim Bens</b>, Director, Bens &amp; Partners Management en Advies, Eindhoven Business cases in setting up spin outs / high tech start ups in a regional open innovation eco system. Strategy and implementation from lab invention to successful enterprise through different stages, with different funding structures, with different teams and in different organizational settings.</p></p><p><a href="http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530049/wim-bens-talks-about-his"><img src="http://biologictube.dk/7522146/7530049/e5ce28f1db9c3efeafe47870df828b79/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> IPR building business copebhagen outs patents private public spin technology techtrans transfer http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530745/jeff-skinner-director-london <p><p><b>Jeff Skinner</b>&nbsp;is the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the School. He is visiting lecturer on Technology Transfer at University College London and at the Graduate School of Economics in Barcelona. Prior to this, as Commercial Director at University College London, he conceived, built and ran UCL’s Technology Transfer division - including the creation of two early-stage seed funds and separate units managing consultancy, collaborative research and new venture creation. Working alongside research students and academics he has co-founded over thirty technology-based spin-outs that have, in aggregate, raised over £30 million first round finance and returned over £20 million to UCL.</p><p>He is past President of and remains closely involved with the leading UK &amp; European Tech Transfer Associations (PraxisUnico &amp; ASTP). He teaches and consults widely throughout Europe in the field of technology commercialisation. He Chairs the Professional Recognition panel for the worldwide ‘Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals’.</p><p>Before joining UCL he was Technical Marketing Manager at Hoechst Celanese Corporation in New Jersey and prior to that, Photonics Research Manager at General Electric. His first degree was in physics. He holds a PhD in thin-film photonics from University College London and an MBA from London Business School.</p></p><p><a href="http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530745/jeff-skinner-director-london"><img src="http://biologictube.dk/7522146/7530745/ef0b3f0ece6fe971f78680e32924068b/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530745 Mon, 31 Dec 2012 14:43:27 GMT Jeff Skinner, Director, London Business School, talks on his experience from... Jeff Skinneris the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the School. He is visiting lecturer on Technology Transfer at University College London and at the Graduate School of Economics in Barcelona. Prior to this, as Commercial Director at University College London, he conceived, built and ran UCL’s Technology Transfer division - including the creation of two early-stage seed funds and separate units managing consultancy, collaborative research and new venture creation. Working alongside research students and academics he has co-founded over thirty technology-based spin-outs that have, in aggregate, raised over £30 million first round finance and returned over £20 million to UCL.He is past President of and remains closely involved with the leading UK European Tech Transfer Associations (PraxisUnico ASTP). He teaches and consults widely throughout Europe in the field of technology commercialisation. He Chairs the Professional Recognition panel for the worldwide ‘Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals’.Before joining UCL he was Technical Marketing Manager at Hoechst Celanese Corporation in New Jersey and prior to that, Photonics Research Manager at General Electric. His first degree was in physics. He holds a PhD in thin-film photonics from University College London and an MBA from London Business School. Jeff Skinneris the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the School. He is... Welcome to the BioLogicTube 01:06:00 <p><p><b>Jeff Skinner</b>&nbsp;is the Executive Director of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the School. He is visiting lecturer on Technology Transfer at University College London and at the Graduate School of Economics in Barcelona. Prior to this, as Commercial Director at University College London, he conceived, built and ran UCL’s Technology Transfer division - including the creation of two early-stage seed funds and separate units managing consultancy, collaborative research and new venture creation. Working alongside research students and academics he has co-founded over thirty technology-based spin-outs that have, in aggregate, raised over £30 million first round finance and returned over £20 million to UCL.</p><p>He is past President of and remains closely involved with the leading UK &amp; European Tech Transfer Associations (PraxisUnico &amp; ASTP). He teaches and consults widely throughout Europe in the field of technology commercialisation. He Chairs the Professional Recognition panel for the worldwide ‘Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals’.</p><p>Before joining UCL he was Technical Marketing Manager at Hoechst Celanese Corporation in New Jersey and prior to that, Photonics Research Manager at General Electric. His first degree was in physics. He holds a PhD in thin-film photonics from University College London and an MBA from London Business School.</p></p><p><a href="http://biologictube.dk/photo/7530745/jeff-skinner-director-london"><img src="http://biologictube.dk/7522146/7530745/ef0b3f0ece6fe971f78680e32924068b/standard/download-1-thumbnail.jpg" width="600" height="338"/></a></p> Balling Copenhagen Gert IPR Spin biotech building chain innovation outs patents value