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CTC Tampa Bay is seeking a venture lab manager to establish and build its Venture Lab program. This postion involves bridging relationships with government, private sector, and university entities in order to support the growth of selected early-stage technology-based companies. The selected companies must offer innovative products and services that can potentially generate significant revenues from the defense/homeland security market and other dual-use markets. A BA/BS degree in science, engineering or business, plus at least 10 years of directly related experience (or an MA/MS degree, plus at least eight years of directly related experience), are required.
The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative's John Adams Innovation Institute is seeking a director of innovation policy. This position will participate in and support the conceptualization, development and implementation of a rationale and intellectual framework for the Innovation Institute's project and investment activities. The position will oversee the division's research and analysis activities and will take lead responsibility for management of major collaborative research center investments and other projects that enhance innovation in Massachusetts. A master's degree from an accredited college or university, in the field of public policy, technology policy, business administration, community development, or applied economics is required.