The WBBA's Commercialization Consultant, Richard T. Haiduck provides advice on issues facing young companies and entrepreneurs. Email Richard T. Haiduck at dhaiduck@gmail.com.


What You Should Be Reading ...

> The Life Science Startup website is an integrated resource for early-stage life science entrepreneurs in Washington State. This resource is useful whether you are in the process of company formation, raising money, or need advice, we have you covered with up-to-date community-contributed information.

> The Commercialization Guidebook - People seeking informative guidance to help navigate the commercialization process should visit this guidebook, which will also help you connect with professionals that can assist in the various phases.

> Top Venture Capital Firms
For a recent list of the Venture Capital firms most active in life science, visit this August 12, 2009 article.
Do you want to know what VCs are looking for? Read about trends in what Venture Capitalists want to see in the companies they invest in.

> 10 things to know before you pitch a VC for money

> Protecting Sensitive Information in Life Sciences Organizations:
Top Three Misconceptions that Put Companies at Risk. (pdf)

> Joe Sasenick's Recent Q&A on the Commercialization Guidebook

> Applications Sought - Washington Technology Grants
Are you working on innovative technology applications with near-term commercial potential? Consider applying for a Washington Technology Center grant to offset the costs of your R&D.

> The "How-To Bible" for launching a product.
If we had to recommend one great book to get you started on the road to launching a product, then begin with "Commercializing Successful Biomedical Technologies."


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