University Commitments – Innovation Services Sample Clauses

University Commitments – Innovation Services. (a) The University hereby agrees to assign a University employee to serve as the manager of the Innovation Services on the current .5
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University Commitments – Innovation Services. (a) The University hereby agrees to assign a University employee to serve as the manager of the Innovation Services up to 50%; This will be at the center with designated office, on campus, and/or virtual. The University shall pay the employee’s salary and benefits. The University will provide office equipment and furnishings, as needed, for the program director’s space at the Innovation Center. • Programs: Programming for tenants, students, faculty, citizens o Assist growing businesses with on-demand coaching, referrals, etc. o Liaison for tenants to the University when they need students, interns, project, research, etc. o Navigate the Entrepreneurial Support Organizations (ESO) and Innovation Support Organizations (ISO)_by leading, participating, referring and hosting • Outreach: promote center, bring in or refer events, refer potential tenants • Marketing: program, event budget, innovation center website (website for the WUIC for 1 year minimum), social, events, speaking, memberships, digital board et • Offices: UNIVERSITY Suites 118 and 120 and use of common area spaces • Budget: manage university innovation services budget • IT: Fiber, up to 3 VOP, guest internet as needed, digital board • Furniture: UNIVERSITY has their own, vendor machines through university • City Economic Development: assist and refer as appropriate • The responsibilities detailed in attached Appendix A. (b) The University shall provide the Whitewater University Innovation Center with the IT Firewall, guest access, and.other support as deemed necessary and reasonable. (c) These services are considered an educational outreach program of the University, in accordance with Wis. Stat. § 36.01, and is contingent upon the availability or appropriation of funds. If funds become unavailable, the University will provide the Board with written notice of any reduction or termination of these services.
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University Commitments – Innovation Services. (a) The University hereby agrees to assign a University employee to serve as the program director of the Innovation Center up to 50% of the time that the Innovation Center is open for business. The program director may be at the center with a designated office, on campus, and/or virtual. The University shall pay the program director’s salary and benefits. The University will provide office equipment and furnishings, as needed, for the program director’s space at the Innovation Center. (b) The University shall provide the following programs and services at the Innovation Center. a. Assist growing businesses with on-demand coaching, referrals, etc. b. Act as a liaison for Innovation Center tenants to the University when they need students, interns, project, research, etc. c. Assist businesses with navigating the Entrepreneurial Support Organizations (ESO) and Innovation Support Organizations (ISO) by leading, participating, referring and hosting events. d. Promote the Innovation Center in the community, attract or refer events to Whitewater or the Innovation Center, and find potential tenants for the Innovation Center. e. Engage in marketing efforts, such as establishing programs, create an event budget, maintain and update the Innovation Center website, engage on social media to promote the Innovation Center and related events, organize events, give presentations or contract with speakers, facilitate businesses in obtaining memberships in various organizations, maintain a digital board, and other similar activities. f. Maintain the University Suites 118 and 120 and common area spaces. g. Budget: manage university innovation services budget h. IT: Fiber, up to 3 VOP, guest internet as needed, digital board i. Furnish the University spaces and provide vendor machines. j. Assist businesses with economic development plans and refer to the City and CDA as appropriate. (c) The University shall provide the Innovation Center with the IT Firewall, guest access, and other support as deemed necessary and reasonable. (d) These services are considered an educational outreach program of the University, in accordance with Wis. Stat. § 36.01, and is contingent upon the availability or appropriation of funds. If funds become unavailable, the University will provide the Board with written notice of any reduction or termination of these services.
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