Symposium on Technology Transfer in California

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Author: Pieter Kallemeyn
Date: Fri, 13 May 1994 00:38

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The San Gabriel Valley Section of the American Institute of Aeronautics
and Astronautics presents...


                      Technology Symposium '94:  
             Technology Transfer - Which Way, California?

                  Date:  Wed., May 18, 1994
                  Time:  6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
                  Location: von Karman Auditorium
                            Jet Propulsion Laboratory
                            Pasadena, CA

In light of defense downsizing, increased emphasis on globalization, and the
unfolding information revolution, California is poised for dramatic change in
commercializing cutting edge technology.  Efforts and programs are
being implemented today that will determine how California will fare in the
new information age.  Come hear what government and private industry are doing 
to set a course for technology transfer and global commercialization.
The evening will be chaired by Mark A. Leon, the incoming chairman of the
Southern California Space Business Roundtable, and includes the following
topics and speakers:

"The Golden State and Technology Transfer"
      Kathleen Shanahan  
      Deputy Secretary, Economic Development
      California Office of Trade and Commerce

"Southern California and Where Technology Transfer is Working"
      Mary Grace Arriola  
      Associate Director, Aerospace and High Technology Business
      Economic Development Corp.

"From Fighter Aircraft to Advanced Technology Transit Bus"
      Dr. Adi Arieli 
      Manager, Surface Transportation Systems, Aircraft Division
      Northrop Corp.

"Global Wireless Communication on the Horizon"
      Ken Vaughan
      Executive Director, Advanced Technology 
      AirTouch Communications

          
              Admission is free and open to the public.

For more information, contact the AIAA Western Office at 1-800-683-AIAA
                                        or Mark A. Leon at 310-332-1098
-- 
Pieter Kallemeyn
phk@charybdis.jpl.nasa.gov

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