High Paying US Jobs, Economic Empowerment & Revitalization of States through Federal Power |
"Critical Field" Technology Innovation & Maximized Profits on R&D and Investments |
Prevention of Biochemical and Nuclear Proliferation & Homeland Security Technologies |
International Council on Innovative Technology Commercialization |
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Scientific and technical employment, 1990-2005Douglas J. Braddock Alternative employment projections of scientists, engineers, and technicians indicate growth ranging widely-from 9 percent to 59 percent over the 1900-2005 period. This article summarizes the results of a BLS study on the employment prospects of scientific and technical workers, sponsored by the National Science Foundation's Division of Science Resource Studies. Read excerpt Download full text in PDF (1,513K) |
Department of Labor and Small Business Administration
Representative George Brown, the ranking Democratic member
of the House Science Committee, has stated that "we
abandon science and technology at our peril." "There are vast discrepancies in
the level of technology and associated qualities of life nationwide and
worldwide, causing difficult tensions." |
President Bush and DOL Secretary Chao are clear at the Labor's 21st Century Workforce Summit, "Helping America Work." |
Mission To provide a turnkey monetization solutions to local and international universities, companies, scientists and government agencies in monetizing on their innovative discoveries and advanced technologies. |
Commercialization Partner Our global survival depends on innovation and technology – technology defends our borders and strengthens our defenses overseas; technology provides us with food and invigorates our economy. And our democracy and our global leadership own their allegiance to scientific innovation and to business entrepreneurs with enthusiasm and daring to monetize on that innovation. Through this process they sublime those vague ideas into our countries weapons, sustenance and shelter. As a scientist carries his young innovation seedling through the scorching process of commercialization, he witnesses the withering and the dying of thousands of other precious technologies – perhaps some that could have cured Cancer or saved millions of lives. Those lucky few, who possess the faculty of adaptability, or who have found a business genius within themselves or within a partner – those who received advice and a critical assessment of their technological and their commercial potential from industry experts, who received grants and investments and who have maximized the monetization of their technology – they are the ones on whom our economy is based. |
But it could be better. Instead of basing our countries
technology livelihood on the success of those few business experts, we can
create a much more robust innovative technology economy by providing scientists
and inventors, who have the enthusiasm but not the experience to commercialize
and maximize the monetization of their technology, with a complete and “ready
to be monetized” solution. From the very beginning someone would assess their
plans and their inventions, would provide them with capital and would put them
on the right path to not only succeed but maximize their value to our economy,
our society and themselves. Committee on West Virginia Innovative Technology Commercialization |