Report a Bug

New users

  • Karen Dana Oster
  • herineP F Shields
  • Venice de Leon
  • kristin moultry moultry
  • Sonya R Gravley
  • Bill Woodson
  • Jane M Casing
  • Michael Kalet
  • Erica I
  • Rebecca Roberts

IN Login

Share This
Close
  • Social Web
  • E-mail
E-mail It
Selling (or Thinking About Selling) to the Government--What Small Businesses Should Know
Print E-mail
In a new podcast , IN's Melissa Moskal talks with Entrepreneur in Residence and intellectual asset strategist Raymond Millien and IP policy expert Morgan Reed about small business considerations when selling--or even thinking about selling--to the government.  Raymond and Morgan cover topics including:
 
  • Why do large companies want/need to partner with smaller companies? What are the  IP implications when a small business teams or partners with a larger company on a government contract?
  • How can IP help a smaller company “get in” with a larger company, and how does a small company handle that introduction?
  • What are been ways that the government—knowingly or unknowingly—impedes small companies from pursuing government contracts?
  • How can small companies look for and work against mandates in procurement?
 
Next >