LARTA Institute

GTA to support the National Science Foundation’s Commercialization Assistance Program (NSF-CAP1) administered by LARTA Institute. Heath Naquin has been named Principal Adviser for National Science Foundation CAP 1 Program by the LARTA Institute. The 12 month NSF-CAP 1 SBIR/STTR Program is designed to provide commercialization planning assistance to Phase 1 awardees as they prepare to submit Phase 2 proposals. As a part of this program Heath Naquin will be actively involved in helping individual companies craft the commercialization portions of their proposals focused on market analysis, IP strategy, financial analysis and project milestones.

Our continued and ongoing support of the SBIR/STTR program meets many strategic objectives for the GTA. Funding for innovation research is a fundamental requirement for new technologies especially in the green, clean and sustainability sectors. By providing front line assistance in evaluating market opportunities and positioning for commercialization we are able to help develop the technologies that will succeed in today’s globalized economy. — Michelle Naquin, Green Technology Alliance, Chief Executive Officer.

NSF/LARTA Commercialization Assistance Program

In support of its SBIR/STTR program, NSF has contracted with Larta Institute, a premier technology commercialization assistance organization, to design and deliver a program which will assist the Agency’s SBIR/STTR Phase I grantees in their commercialization efforts.

The Larta Institute is a leading “innovation hub” based in the U.S. LARTA offers a network and influence across the world. LARTA focuses on helping companies adopt a systems method of operation, referred to as “networked organizations,” which is central to the movement of ideas and technologies in an interconnected world. LARTA’s mission is to vastly improve the transition of scientific and technological breakthroughs from the laboratory to the marketplace, where they can solve problems, enhance economic opportunities and better people’s lives.

If you or your organization would like to learn more about accelerating your international technology commercialization programs, feel free to contact us at partner@greentechnologyalliance.org. Let us know how we can support you.

About The GTA

The primary mission of the Green Technology Alliance (GTA) (www.greentechnologyalliance.org) is to accelerate the adoption of green, clean and sustainable business practices, technologies and solutions. The Green Technology Alliance (GTA) is dedicated to helping individuals and organizations gain the necessary knowledge to understand the products, tools, methodologies and services that can help you better conserve resources, reduce costs, improve efficiencies and ultimately improve the bottom line.

Since 2006, the founders of the GTA have been developing and supporting an alliance of organizations in the green, clean and sustainable space. In early 2008, the GTA was launched to provide the support, resources and venues that build and grow both existing technologies and emerging technologies in the Green, Clean and Sustainability space. Simply put: The GTA helps build businesses that are green, sustainable and contribute to the economy.

Contact Information

Green Technology Alliance
Heath P. Naquin
(877) GTA-4114
greentechnologyalliance.org
partner@greentechnologyalliance.org