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- UTEK Corporation (Symbol: UTOB) www.utekcorp.com
Contact: Cliff Gross,cgross@utek.com
UTEK Corporation is a publicly-traded business development company dedicated to building bridges between university developed technology and commercial organizations utilizing their unique U2B (sm) business model. UTEK acquires, licenses and finances the further development of new university technologies for rapidly growing technology companies. These intellectual capital assets are then sold to technology companies for an equity stake. With officers in Florida and Belgium, the Company has members of their domestic, European and Scientific Advisory Councils located throughout the world.
Criteria for UTEK technology acquisitions: · Major technological leap forward · Global market currently exists · Socially responsible technology · Customer in place
Strategic alliances include: Dartmouth College; Cornell University; Johns Hopkins University; Fraunhofer Institute, Germany; University of California/Los Alamos National Laboratory; Virginia Tech; California Institute of Technology. - Reed Smith LLP www.reedsmith.com
Contact: Don Reinke, dreinke@reedsmith.com
Reed Smith is a Global Top-20 law firm that has worked in close partnership with its clients throughout a successful 125-year history to grow from being a leading national law firm to a transatlantic law firm committed to providing the highest level of service to national and international clients.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1877, they have nearly 1000 lawyers in 16 offices in the U.S. and 2 in the U.K., and are counsel to 29 of the top 30 United States banks; 26 of the Fortune e-50 companies; 9 of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies; and 50 of the world's leading drug and device manufacturers. Reed Smith is especially well-positioned to provide strategic counsel to the Financial Services, Life Sciences, Technology and Energy industries. But the defining quality of a law firm is not its size or core capabilities, but rather a unity of purpose that defines the firm's culture: an uncommon level of personal commitment to the interests of their clients.
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