Transcript STAR Park – STAR One

STAR Park – STAR One
Science, Technology and Advanced Research
A member of The Texas State University System
Role of Research Parks In Innovation
The Innovation Continuum
Discovery
Research
Intellectual Technology Commercial
Property Development Enterprise
Business
Incubation
Products
Services Commercialization
Return On
Investment
© 2003 Arizona Board of Regents
Role of Research Parks In Innovation
Universities,
Federal Labs,
Nonprofit R &
D Institutions
•Research partners
•Flow of Talent
•Exchange of ideas
• Access to labs and
specialized equipment
Research Parks
Communities generating
innovation, technology and
Knowledge
Growth of existing
companies
Creation of new
companies
Commercialization of
intellectual property
Generation of Jobs and Income
Private
Companies
Unique Nature of Research Parks
 Entrance criteria
 Collaborative environment
 Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions
 Design standards
 Time frame: not a real estate asset
STAR Park Business Model
 Technology Business Incubator anchor
 Multi-tenant/Accelerator building
 University free standing facilities
 Free standing single tenant buildings
 Focal point in area market for innovation driven
businesses
Research Park Market Segments
 Startup and growth stage companies
̶ Faculty
̶ Students
̶ Community
 Firms with existing University relationships
 Firms seeking University collaborations
 New business locations without previous University or
community association
August, 2013
STAR One Collaboration Room
STAR One Wet Labs
Stephen Frayser, MBA
Executive Director
STAR Park
Texas State University – San Marcos
3055 Hunter Road
mail: 601 University Dr. JCK Box 35
San Marcos, TX 786566-4684
Direct: ( 512) 245-6434
Main: (512) 245-7827
Cell: (512) 417-6331
E-mail: [email protected]