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Ragan Robertson is listed as Business Development, Operations, Strategic Alliance, Tech Transfer, Project Management, and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Builder at Long Beach Accelerator, based in Lexington, Massachusetts, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at columbia.edu, phone signal with area code 917, 212, 503, 425, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Ragan Robertson.
Ragan Robertson previously worked as Secretary Board Of Directors at Long Beach Accelerator and Senior Director of Business Development and Licensing at Stealth Mode Biotech. Ragan Robertson holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biological Sciences from Columbia University.
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I have been involved in the university startup ecosystem for over 15 years, with experience in many business functions ranging from project management, business development, marketing, patent prosecution, negotiations, license execution, policy, operations, compliance, management, budgeting, and strategy. I get things done. I enjoy identifying problems, developing the steps to solve the problem, and executing the plan to resolution. I want to tackle challenges in new, novel ways, while always keeping an eye toward time-tested solutions. I especially enjoy working in positions related to startup ecosystems and increase my knowledge and experience in the field.Keywords: project management, business development, technology transfer, entrepreneurship, analysis, IP, startups, management, leadership, teamwork, problem solving, customer service, client services, operations, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Word, automation, conferences, contact-relationship management, content-relationship management, data acquisition, data processing, design, financial analysis, hiring, marketing, materials management, document control, presentation skills, programming, proposal writing, publicity, quality control, research, scientific.
Listed skills include Research, Programming, Excel, Proposal Writing, and 15 others.
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Long Beach, California, US
- Source, evaluation, and assessment of applicants for the LBA’s cohorts- Evaluating pitch decks, discussing business models with advisors, meeting with the members of the companies’ teams to learn more about them, and reviewing the opportunities with the investment partners to gauge their interest- Drafted and submitted more than 10 federal grants on.
Sevenoaks, GB
- Negotiated an exclusive biomedical data license sourced from an institutional biobank at a prominent research university- Negotiated three sponsored research agreements with hospital institutions to perform due diligence and quality control on institutional biobanks with the right to negotiated for an exclusive license- Sourced, contacted, and begun.
San Francisco, California, US
- Successfully negotiated and executed 7 exclusive licenses for university IP ranging from AI, to diagnostics, to oncology.- Led internal process to identify training gaps within the licensing team- Developed programming to address training gaps
- Responsible for migrating all 10 back-office systems - Finance, HR, legal, payroll, Procurement, etc. - to new systems to better match company's needs, risk tolerance, and policies- Wrote, updated, revised, and trained 40 employees on new policies and standard operating procedures- Point-of-contact between outside legal firm and company for all contract.
Westwood, CA, US
- Negotiated and executed over 20 exclusive licenses focused on small molecule oncology, gene therapy, software, AI, probiotics, diagnostics, and aesthetic technologies- Met with over 200 corporate business development managers, entrepreneurs, angel investors, venture capitalist, and inventors to discuss collaborations, potential license opportunities, and.
- Oversaw a $10 million operational budget and a $10 million patent prosecution budget- Managed and led over 12 FTEs on three teams focusing on licensing administration, patent prosecution operations, and IT- Hired 11 FTEs including Director of HR, Chief Financial Officer, and the head of the Patent Prosecution Group- Identified and ran monthly metric.
New York, NY, US
In 2009, I was hired full time into the Client Services group, the 6 member team responsible for the operations of the technology transfer office. This group is responsible for data intake, data quality control, contract management, revenue distribution, account receivable, and general communication with the community and licensees. This role grew to.
New York, NY, US
As a Senior Fellow at Columbia TechVentures, I was responsible for assessing the viability, marketability, and commercialization of technology generated at Columbia University. A typical project involves the scientific viability of a technology, the possible market it belongs to, potential licensee clients, and identifying possible competition from other.
New York, NY, US
In the lab of Dr. Eric Greene in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, I studied proteins involved in repairing DNA at the single-molecule level in real time. This endeavor prepared me to investigate questions using analytical thinking and knowledge from diverse fields of study. I primarily used novel techniques and software programs.
New York, NY, US
Responsible for assessing the validity, marketability, and patentability of a wide range of technologies, including computer science, materials, clean energy, medical devices, and biomedical treatments.Manage and execute web-based/CRM marketing projects aimed toward commercially licensing university IP.Member of the portfolio team responsible for advising.
Santa Clara, California, US
I was involved in the development of the 300mm manufacturing process for Intel's microprocessors. I specifically worked on the development, advancement, and transfer of the Thin Films division of manufacturing line. Developed training material and SOPs used by microprocessor fabrication plants worldwide. Mentored, advised, and directed three shifts of fab.
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Ragan Robertson works for Long Beach Accelerator.
Ragan Robertson is listed as Business Development, Operations, Strategic Alliance, Tech Transfer, Project Management, and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Builder at Long Beach Accelerator.
AeroLeads has found 2 work email signals at @columbia.edu for Ragan Robertson at Long Beach Accelerator.
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Ragan Robertson is based in Lexington, Massachusetts, United States while working with Long Beach Accelerator.
Ragan Robertson has worked for Long Beach Accelerator, Stealth Mode Biotech, Ucsf Innovation Ventures, Convergent Research, and Ucla Technology Development Group.
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Ragan Robertson holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biological Sciences from Columbia University.
Ragan Robertson is listed with skills including Research, Programming, Excel, Proposal Writing, Problem Solving, Technology Transfer, Microsoft Excel, and Lifesciences.
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