coi overview jan 2010
DESCRIPTION
An Overview of Centers of Innovation for GATRANSCRIPT
Innovation:
The Engine of Future Economic Growth
Idea Technology
ValidationMarket Trials
Business Model Validation
Scaling Growth
Centers of Innovation exist to create a new model for Economic
Development …
connecting Industry expertise to University R&D, and
other GA resources to high growth potential companies
commercializing new Products, Services & Processes….
leveraging “intellectual & knowledge capital” for economic growth
Economic Impact-
Jobs/Investment
Strategic Industries Impact
430,000 employed
11th In US
$43B
Revenue
120,000 employed
# 2 transportation
#3 Seaport
$15B
Revenue
15,000 employed
7th
$7.8B
Revenue
389,000
employed
12th in US
$58.5B
Revenue
83,000
employed
8th in US
$9.6B
Revenue
67,000employed
$4B
Revenue
Growth Stage
4
Company Growth
Large Mature
e.g. Coke/Home
Depot/UPS NCR
Small /
Innovation
Stage
Traditional Economic
Development focus
Agriculture
Tifton
Manufacturing
Gainesville
Life Sciences
Augusta
Logistics
Savannah
Aerospace
Eastman
Energy
Atlanta
Deep Industry Expertise &
Leadership for Strategic
Industries –
Industry Marketing for all
Georgia
Market & Technical knowledge
Connections to ..
R&D – University & Other
Market Expertise
Business Connections
Centers of Innovation
Strategic Partners
Key Measurements
Active
Projects
$$$
Potential
Invest
Potential
Jobs
Transi-
tions
Clients
Assisted
Visits/
New
Contacts
Industry
Invest
Assisted ($)
Jobs
Assisted
(#)
Industry
Investments
Assisted (#)
FY 2010 (Q2) 148 5,913K 10,832 21 1269 1008` 1,770K 1965 16
Activities GDEcD Support Innovation Pipeline
Statewide Impact
• Projects are well
distributed around the
state
• 19 counties without
GDED announcements
have Active COI projects
in process
Innovation Project
Concentration
• Generally projects seem to be
more concentrated where our COI
is located
• More concentration in major
population centers
• Aerospace decrease in
concentration from Oct?
• Energy and AG are more
distributed than other industries
July- Dec 2009
A new tool for advancing
Georgia economic impact by
leveraging the profiles of more
than 500 leading research
faculty at eight Georgia public
and private research
universities enhancing the
potential for collaboration
across disciplines and
universities by allowing
industry to find experts,
research centers, and projects
with commercial potential.
Research Universities8
Patented Bio-Research Properties303
Top Faculty in Patents, Awards & Publications500+
HIGH-POWER SEARCH SOURCEONE
Innovation Grants
• Matching funds –
– University/College Research &
Activities
• Commercialization focus –
– new products and services
• Requires support from the Center of
Innovation Director
Leadership
Nick Fuhrman
John Zegers
Donnie Smith
Stacy Shuker
Phd.
Page Siplon
Jill Stuckey
www.georgiainnovation.org
Industry expertise
Industry
expertise
– Range Fuels – Diamond Energy (Pine
Tree Ethanol)
– Deep Organic - European Growth
Company
– Savannah Port Growth #1 in the USA
Growth - 466%
– GA’s Life Science Incubator one of
the top five places in the U.S. for
Biotech startups
Focus to Ensure Georgia’s Global Competitiveness