Begbroke Transfer
Begbroke Transfer is the series of knowledge and technology transfer events hosted at Begbroke Science Park which are aimed at assisting small science based start-up companies. The events are open to all, run once or twice a year depending on demand, and cover topics like protecting your IP, managing HR and other business services, finding investment, marketing and selling, etc.
About the Begbroke Transfer Event
This series of seminars is held to encourage and support young science based high tech companies from their decision to spin out a research idea to the point at which they take their product to market. These free events are highly regarded for their practically useful advice from industry experts and world-renowned Oxford University academics.
Delegates not only receive outstanding guidance but the opportunity to analyse current real life case studies in a supportive environment and they will take away helpful ideas and strategies that they can translate into their business plans. The events are an ideal opportunity to meet a variety of business entrepreneurs in related fields all at similar stages of development, perfect for networking!
The latest installment of these seminars, 'Building a Business: Moving your Product to Market' provided delegates with first class marketing advice from local business experts as well as speakers from the internationally recognised Said Business School and the University of Oxford.
For further information please contact events@begbroke.ox.ac.uk, or visit our contact information page.
Previous Comments
'The last Begbroke Transfer event was one of the most high value, practically useful conference and networking events I have been involved with. I brought together a wealth of experience and knowledge in the technology commercialisation space, reflecting our region's inherent expertise in this area.'
- Tim Hart CEO Zyoxel
'I thoroughly enjoyed the day and would be very interested in similar events in the future.'
- Dr David Wilson, Department of Chemistry, Oxford University