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Page 2: OCE uWaterloo Presentation

• Established in 1987 by the Ontario government• Five sector focused centres including energy, environment,

ICT, manufacturing, and photonics• OCE added a Centre for Commercialization of Research with

federal funds in 2008• For FY 09/10, OCE

– Invested $25.8 million in 503 projects that attracted $40.1 million investment by industry partners.

– Worked with 40 academic institutions and connected researchers with 757 companies

– Helped create 20 new start up companies that attracted a further $113 million in follow on investment

Ontario Centres of Excellence

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1 Singapore 2 South Korea 3 Switzerland 4 Iceland 5 Ireland 6 Hong Kong 7 Finland 8 United States 9 Japan 10 Sweden 11 Denmark 12 Netherlands 13 Luxembourg 14 Canada 15 United Kingdom 16 Israel 17 Austria 18 Norway 19 Germany 20 France

The Global Innovation Index is a global index measuring the level of innovation of a country, produced jointly by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), and The Manufacturing Institute (MI), the NAM's nonpartisan research affiliate.

Innovation Leadership

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• Build globally competitive companies• Leverage the capacity of research institutions• Build a world-class knowledge and technology

transfer network

www.oneinnovation.ca

Ontario Network of Excellence

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www.oneinnovation.ca

OCE

Industry-Academia Collaboration

Program & Centre for

Commercialization of Research

MaRS

Business Accelerator

Program

SICs

Sector Innovation

Centres

RICs

Regional Innovation

Centres

The ONE

Waterloo -Communitech Halton

HamiltonGuelph

London – Tech AllianceNiagara

Windsor - Softech

IACPCollaborative CommercializationTechnology Transfer Partnerships

TalentCCR

AdviceInsight

EducationCapital

Bio-Auto Council

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Commercialization

Fundamental / Pure Research

Government Research Funding

Angel Investors

Venture Capital

IPO / Other

Banks

Applied Research

Technology & Product

Development

Commercial Demonstration and Initial Operations

Market Entry & Volume

Production

Industry

Ontario Centres of Excellence ProgramsIACP CCR

Stages of Commercialization of Innovation

Sources of Finance

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Collaborative Commercialization

• Technical Problem Solving

• Collaborative Research

• Market Readiness

OCE Programs

Talent

• Connections

• First Job

• Value Added Personnel

Technical Transfer Partnerships

• Technical Transfer Networks

• Proof Of Principle

• CONII

• Knowledge Exchange

Commercialization of Research

• Advisory Services

• Embedded Executive

• New Entrepreneur – Micro Finance

• Facilitated Access to Capital

Industry Academic Collaborative Programs (IACP)Centre for

Commercializationof Research (CCR)

OCE programs funded by the Province of Ontario to Colleges, Universities and

Research Hospitals

OCE programs funded by the Government of

Canada to companies

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• 3-9 month Industry-Academic projects• Address specific company challenges or opportunities• Must have significant quantified Economic benefit to the

company and/or positive Environmental or Social impact • <$25K – fast, limited # (competitive process), monthly• >$25K – more due diligence, 3x per year• Industry matches OCE investment (cash and in-kind)

“ This program has been a low risk, high value and high potential reward program.

Carla Ring HerronDirector, Business Development

Kangaroo Design Inc.

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• Industry - Academia research partnerships• Longer term 1-2 years, $50-100k pa typical• Develop commercially viable technology• Address specific company challenges or opportunities• Must have significant quantified Economic benefit to the

company and/or positive Environmental or Social impact • Industry matches OCE investment (cash and in-kind)• 3x per yr; competitive process “It is very difficult for smaller companies like us to

find the right technology research partners. We would never have been able to tap into them if OCE had not directed us.”

Anand SrinivasanVice President, EION Inc.

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• Create sustainable start-ups• Significant license transfers to companies

– Technology and Market Assessment– Business plan development– Prototype development– IP protection– Embedded Executive (CCR)

– Syndicated Investment (CCR)

– Entrepreneur Development (CCR)

• 6-9x per year“OCE’s Market Readiness was one of the validating steps that allowed us to close on our first customer and raise our first equity investment.”

Keith ThomasPresident & CEO, Vive Nano.

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Collaborative Commercialization

• Technical Problem Solving

• Collaborative Research

• Market Readiness

OCE Programs

Talent

• Connections

• First Job

• Value Added Personnel

Technical Transfer Partnerships

• Technical Transfer Networks

• Proof Of Principle

• CONII

• Knowledge Exchange

Commercialization of Research

• Advisory Services

• Embedded Executive

• New Entrepreneur – Micro Finance

• Facilitated Access to Capital

Industry Academic Collaborative Programs (IACP)Centre for

Commercializationof Research (CCR)

OCE programs funded by the Province of Ontario to Colleges, Universities and

Research Hospitals

OCE programs funded by the Government of

Canada to companies

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• Technology Transfer Networks (TTN) C4 (Collaborate-Cooperate-Coordinate-Commercialize)

McMaster, Hamilton Health Sciences, St. Joseph’s Healthcare, WORLDiscoveries (UWO), Guelph, Waterloo, WLU, Windsor

• Institutional Proof of Principle (IPOP)• Business Analysis/Modeling• Prototypes• Patents

Technology Transfer Partnerships (TTP)

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Collaborative Commercialization

• Technical Problem Solving

• Collaborative Research

• Market Readiness

OCE Programs

Talent

• Connections

• First Job

• Value Added Personnel

Technical Transfer Partnerships

• Technical Transfer Networks

• Proof Of Principle

• CONII

• Knowledge Exchange

Commercialization of Research

• Advisory Services

• Embedded Executive

• New Entrepreneur – Micro Finance

• Facilitated Access to Capital

Industry Academic Collaborative Programs (IACP)Centre for

Commercializationof Research (CCR)

OCE programs funded by the Province of Ontario to Colleges, Universities and

Research Hospitals

OCE programs funded by the Government of

Canada to companies

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• Final year undergrad student projects• Addresses industry technical problems and

challenges• Real-world industrial relevance• EoI in Sep, Proposals in Oct, Approvals in Nov• Up to $3,500 per team

“HouseAll has been very please with our participation and will continue to participate as long as the program runs. We hired two of the four team members last year and may very well hire members from this year’s team.”

Miles KennedyFounder & CTO, HouseAll Systems

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• Enable hiring of highly skilled graduates• OCE will contribute to first salary of recently

graduated Masters or PhD– Industry: Increase global competitiveness – de-risk hire– Academia: Apply academic research – accelerate career– Keeps tech talent in Ontario

“Our First Job recruit helped drive the challenging process of taking an idea from bench to market. He was able to deliver a commercial prototype ahead of schedule.”

Michael CowanCo-founder & President, Attodyne Inc.

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• 1-2 Day training seminars for grad students• Development of essential business and

entrepreneurship skills– Strategic and Business Planning– Business Development and Entrepreneurship– IP and Technology Transfer – Team-based Project Management– Networking– Leadership Skills

“At Larus Technologies, we believe the VAP Program is so valuable, we are enrolling all our recent engineering hires.”

Gail diCintioVP Operations, Larus Technologies

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• OCE now regionally segmented– Southwest– Central– Eastern & Northern

• Southwest Region Business Development Team– Ross Bradsen Director– Dave Doran Waterloo, WLU, Conestoga– Leanne Gelsthorpe Waterloo– Jamie Doran Guelph– George Wright McMaster, Mohawk, Niagara, Brock– Steve Colbert UWO, Windsor– Jessie Maggard UWO, Fanshaw– Marc Castel CCR

– http://www.oce-ontario.org/Pages/contactbd.aspx#western

OCE Organization

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ONTARIO CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE

Thank you

Questions?