Our primary community service project is the promotion of economic growth and development, while we develop value added legal skills in Innovation Law.  We hope the following links are informative about such issues and especially regarding the imperative that St. Louis start competing.

Center For Emerging Technologies

First Tuesday

Greater St. Louis
Economic Development Network

Missouri Venture Forum

PrairieFire

St. Louis 2004

St. Louis Minority Business Council

St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association

St. Louis Regional Business Council

Technology Gateway

techportal@olin's 

 

Cleveland's Path to Regional Economic Advantage

Technology Partnerships: Benchmarking The Ohio State University and its Peer Institutions 

The Bay Area Winning in the New Global Economy: A Profile of Comparative Economic Performance

Industrializing Knowledge : University-Industry Linkages in Japan and the United States

M.I.T.’s experience with startups based on university technology

 

 

1999 Arizona Venture Capital Economic Impact Study

The Silicon Valley Edge : A Habitat for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Understanding Silicon Valley : The Anatomy of an Entrepreneurial Region

Institutions and Economies: Creating Silicon Valley (Kenney chapter)

Venture Capital in Silicon Valley: Fueling New Firm Formation (Kenney chapter) 

Paths and Regions: The Creation and Growth of Silicon Valley

New Technology Based Firms:  The Process of Fostering Entrepreneurship

Learning the Silicon Valley Way

 

Michael Porter The Next Agenda for America’s Cities:
Competing in a Global Economy

The BioBelt: The Center of Plant and Life Sciences

Michael Porter St. Louis Inner City Competitive Assessment and Strategy Project

Assessment of University of Missouri Research and Technology Plans and Strategies

The Economics of Location in Global IT Markets

 

Dynamics of Regional Development

Innovation Law: Innovation and Knowledge Transfer in Regional Industry Clusters

Law & Business of Investment Banking