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10/11/2004

National SBIR/STTR Conference In Boise, ID
by Mildred Holley, Technology Programs Manager

The BIG Picture: Ideas -- From Concept to Commercialization and Beyond is the theme for this conference scheduled for November 1-4 in Boise, ID.

This year, the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs will provide $2 billion to small businesses through federal programs to help entrepreneurs take their ideas from conception to reality. This conference gives you the tools you need to obtain part of the $2 billion available to small business innovators.

SELECTED CONFERENCE TOPICS:
-- SBIR/STTR 101: An Overview of the SBIR and STTR Programs
-- Getting Ready to Write & Putting it Down on Paper
-- The Money Food Chain
-- Rural Issues
-- Commercialization Plans
-- Evaluating Your Proposal ¡V Will It Make the Cut?
-- Partnerships ¡V Who¡¦s Out There and What Can They Offer?
-- Commercializing Your Technology and on to Procurement!

This conference also provides each participant with multiple opportunities to meet and network with SBIR/STTR Program Managers and fellow attendees, including SBIR/STTR award winners, speakers, and experts from businesses and the government willing to work with you to move your business ahead. Conference participation also guarantees entry into the co-located Small Business Tech Expo (SBTE). The expo will showcase new technologies, support services available to small business and technology development and commercialization opportunities.

Visit the SBIR/STTR National Conference Website for program & registration details: www.SBIRworld.com/Boise.

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