I help technology transfer offices at research universities eliminate iEdison reporting errors, survive staff transitions, and build compliance systems that outlast any one person's tenure.
I spent 13 years managing Bayh-Dole compliance for a portfolio of 300+ federally funded technologies at the University of Missouri's Office of Technology Management, followed by roles at City of Hope, Wellspring Worldwide, and Borman & Company, where I advise research university clients on compliance remediation and federal reporting.
I've cleared years of accumulated iEdison errors down to a handful, written the SOPs that prevented new ones, trained the staff who inherited the work, and presented on common Bayh-Dole reporting errors at national professional forums.
Most technology transfer offices — especially smaller ones, or ones mid-transition — don't have anyone to ask when something goes wrong. I built this practice to be that person.
A free, single-page quick reference covering core Bayh-Dole deadlines, iEdison codes, and election windows.
Portfolio-level audit checklist plus standard operating procedure templates for disclosure, election, and reporting workflows.
The first comprehensive practitioner's guide to federal IP compliance, from disclosure through commercialization.
Structured onboarding curriculum built from the book, for staff who are new to Bayh-Dole compliance.
Half- or full-day onboarding/remediation training, or ongoing monthly access to expert compliance support.
If your institution is exploring a workshop, an audit engagement, or on-call retainer support — or if you'd just like to be notified when the book and template bundle are available — send a note below.
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