6:40 Welcome Luis Mejia, Serena Hanes, Mary Jane Wolf Overview of the iFarm Teams program Schedule iFarm Technology Pool (iTP) TechFinder Tour – techfinder.stanford.edu 7:05 Singari Seshadri Stanford Venture Studio 7:15 Shane Lofgren Spring 2016 Alum 7:20 Life of a Stanford Invention Luis 7:40 Team Breakout 8:00 Q&A Luis, Serena, Mary Jane 8:20 End

What are iFarm Teams? Not an incubator – not an accelerator A new approach for innovation transfer that uses multi-disciplinary and diverse teams of creative people with common interests and passions to help to identify a pathway from the lab to the marketplace for a real invention

Who Can Participate? Stanford students Faculty Staff Alumni Other qualified individuals

Why Participate? For Students/Post Docs/Faculty/Staff: get hands-on experience moving a new technology towards commercial reality learn about intellectual property, licensing, market and opportunity assessments Work with terrific team members and mentors on something that may be brought forward for society’s use and benefit

Why Participate? For Alumni/Others: Apply your work experience to help Stanford further its research and education mission Use your real world experience to help students learn about marketing, sales or manufacturing

Why Participate? For everybody Network with Stanford Community members Possibly be involved with starting up a company around a Stanford technology Be a part of helping to move technology forward for public use and benefit Have Fun!

How do the iFarm Teams work? Meet your Team and Mentor Assign roles – Designate a Liaison Pick a technology from the iTP – Interact with OTL Licensing Associates and Stanford Inventors Attend Group Meetings, Submit Progress Reports Complete the Final Project Report SWOT, Market, Industry Analysis Regulatory Analysis Opportunity Assessment Potential Partners or startup route? Present your work

iFarm Teams Fall 2016 Upcoming Important Dates: September 13 GSB McClelland Bldg NGP CoLab, M101, 6:30 PM  Fall Kick-off Meeting: Luis Mejia, iFarm Teams Program Overview and Life of a Stanford Invention Guest Speakers: iFarm Alum Spring 2016 and Singari Seshadri, Venture Studio Team Liaison Due: By September 15, email your Team’s Liaison designee to serena.hanes@stanford.edu. Homework: Patent Review September 27 GSB McClelland Bldg NGP CoLab, M101, 6:30 PM Guest Speaker: Ryan Jones, Biotech Connection, SWOT, Market and Industry Analysis Progress Report 1 Team Technology Evaluations Team Networking: 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and OTL Homework: Primary v. Secondary Research October 4 Guest Speaker: Efrat Kasznik, Opportunity Assessment and Potential Partners Progress Report 2 Team Final Technology Selection Team Networking: 1 and 5, 2 and 4, 3 and OTL Homework: Effective Presentations October 25 GSB McClelland Bldg M104, 6:30 PM Progress Report 3 Team Mini Briefings – 10 min per Team OTL Licensing Associate will attend and meet with team after the presentation. Homework: Customer Discovery and Development November 8 Working Group Session: Contacting Potential Partners Progress Report 4: SWOT, Market, and Industry Analysis Team Networking: 2 and 5, 1 and 3, 4 and OTL Homework: Value Proposition November 29 GSB McClelland Bldg NGP CoLab, M101 6:30 PM Working Group Session: Open Team Session, Final Project Q&A Progress Report 5: Opportunity Assessment, Potential Partners, Regulatory Analysis, Summary and Recommendation Team Networking: 3 and 5, 1 and 4, 2 and OTL Homework: OTL Exclusive License Agreement December 6 Final Team Presentations and Final Project Form: 20 minute PowerPoint presentation on technology analysis and results and completed Final Project Report. December 13 iFarm Mixer Session Finale: Mingle with the fellow iFarm teams, inventors from the session projects, OTL associates, and speakers.

Rules The iFarm Team program is completely voluntary; there is no compensation for participation; Team members must identify themselves as iFarm Team Program volunteers when introducing themselves to Stanford inventors. The Stanford inventions remain the property of the University. Improvements to existing inventions would be governed by the University’s IP policy (Note: Focus of program is not inventing). The iFarm Team members are expected to commit to participating for 4 months and attend group meetings. Stanford may use the iFarm Team work product to try to license the technology.

iFarm Technology Pool (“iTP”) Pool of iFarm technology candidates Outlines status of case Inventor Availability/Participation OTL Licensing Associate Perspective Startup Potential Excel Sheet provided First come, First serve Teams should not work on same technology Choose sooner than later

TechFinder Tour http://techfinder.stanford.edu/

“Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises.” Demosthenes