1. Lab-to-Market Agency Outcomes 2015 FLC National Meeting April 29 th, 2015 Denver, Colorado

2. Action Plan 2 Develop Human Capital Empower Effective Collaborations Open R&D Assets Fuel Small Business Innovation Evaluate Impact

3. So what’s been done?  Government-wide perspective: FLC/Interagency WG for Tech Transfer  Department of Energy: Jetta Wong  US Department of Agriculture: Mojdeh Bahar  Department of Defense: David Appler

4. $6M in New Money for FY15  Money provided to NIST for interagency efforts related to Lab to Market  Presidential Innovation Fellows  Minority Business Development Agency collaboration  University groups workshop  iEdison improvements  FLC Available Technologies improvements  Economic analysis studies

5. Develop Human Capital  Lab to Market effort undertook a series of R&D Deputies meetings with OSTP and OMB officials to underscore the importance of tech transfer efforts  Engaged with OGE on several issues related to entrepreneurship, to assist them in developing draft ethics guidance  Collected examples from agencies on how they incentivize researchers to participate in the tech transfer process, to develop a resource on the FLC website

6. Empower Effective Collaborations  Developed a Tech Transfer Playbook  1.0 – print version available online at http://www.federallabs.org/flc/store/technology-transfer-playbook/ http://www.federallabs.org/flc/store/technology-transfer-playbook/  2.0 – planned wiki version with links, cross references, contacts, etc.  Presidential Innovation Fellows  Proposal accepted to evaluate ‘Valley of Death’ and make recommendations on how to improve engagement with entrepreneurs and VCs  Opened a dialogue with COGR and other university groups to host a listening session later this year regarding Bayh-Dole regulations and government-university collaborations issues

7. Open R&D Assets  Many agencies have already posted data sets on Available IP and R&D facilities to data.gov  NIH hosted a series of webinars on working with your IT and CIO staff to accomplish this goal  FLC Business was evaluated against the GSA database to assure completeness of federal facilities listings  Hosted several meetings with government stakeholders about improvements to iEdison

8. Fuel Small Business Innovation  Engaged with the Minority Business Development Agency  SBIR Road Tour hosted by SBA to increase participation from underrepresented areas of the country  Single site being developed for SBIR solicitations – website is currently in beta testing with June release planned

9. Evaluate Impact  New metrics collected for 2013 Federal Report  Examples: number of start-ups formed around federal technology; breakout of large and small business participation in CRADAs and licenses; quantification of broader tech transfer metrics such as publications, and evaluation of numbers of citations of government patents in non- government patent filings; evaluating the technical areas engaged for government patents and papers  Preliminary analysis of published economic studies to be included  FLC website includes updated and improved Success Stories page