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Creating new high-potential companies

Richard Q Fox
President, Central Florida Innovation Corporation, United States of America

Abstract

This article describes the process by which high potential companies are spun off government contractors to commercialize the results of military R&D. The process is used successfully by the author's firm to assist in the economic development of central Florida, a region traditionally dependent upon relatively low-paying tourism and related employment.

Keywords

technology transfer, spin-offs, regional development



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