Why  me?    My  name  is  Julien  Brohan.  I  have  more  than  5  years  of  experience  in  Academic  Technology  Transfer.  I  gained  my  strong  exper>se   in   Intellectual  Property,   Licensing  and  Technology  Transfer   as   a   licensing  associate  at   France  Innova>on  Scien>fique  et  Transfert  SA,  the  Technology  Transfer  Office  of  the  largest  European  research  center:  the   CNRS.   I   was   also   in   charge   of   all   FIST   SA   communica>ons   ac>ons.   For   more   informa>on   about   my  background   and   achievements,   please   see   my   LinkedIn   profile:   hPp://linkd.in/1BGS4Gg.     Among   my  accomplishments,  I  succeeded  in  ini>a>ng,  from  a  large  porUolio  of  130  inven>ons,  37  patent  /  SoYware  /  Trade  Secrets   licensing   agreements   with   startups   as   well   as   mul>na>onal   companies,   11   deals   are   closed   as   of  today   (which   should   generate   more   than   1,5M   €   during   the   terms   of   the   agreements   (minimum   royalty  payments  +  miscellaneous  payments)).  The  different  recommenda>ons   I  received  from  my  supervisors  at  FIST  SA  account  for  my  successful  career  in  this  Technology  Transfer  Office.  For  example,  Corinne  Monnier,  my  direct  supervisor  "will  definitely  regret  [having  me]  in  [her]  team”.  Frédéric  Mougel,  another  direct  supervisor,  states  that  I  am  a  "hard  worker  dedicated  to  [my]  job”.    Why  am  I  interested  in  Technology  Transfer?    Ini>ally,   I   chose   to   work   in   this   field   as   it   allows   me   to   combine   keen   interests   I   have   in   Science,  Technology  and  Innova>on  while  helping  world  technological  advancement  (even  if  my  ac>ons  can  appear  to  be  quite  isolated,  I  am  proud  to  be  part  of  it!).  Available  posi>ons  in  this  community  are  for  me  highly  sa>sfactory,  as   they  tend  to  be  very  mul>-­‐faceted:   from  technology  to   legal  aspects   through  nego>a>on.  No  >me  to  rest!  From  a  less  job-­‐oriented  perspec>ve,  I  think  Technology  Transfer  is  a  vital  ac>vity  in  the  innova>on  ecosystem  not  only   for   the  origina>ng  organiza>ons  of   the   technologies  but  also   for   the  public   interest.   It   creates  value  in  terms  of  revenues  (for  example:  academic-­‐industry  patent  licensing  have  contributed  up  to  $1.18  Trillion  to  U.S.  economy  since  1996  according  to  BIO  organiza>on)  and  employment  through  companies  such  as  startups  developing   transferred   technologies.   The  beneficial   impact   can  be  measured   locally  but   also  na>onally.  Now,  that  recently  introduced  bills  with  the  objec>ve  of  stopping  abusive  li>ga>on,  such  as  the  Innova>on  Act,  H.R.9  are  known  to  endanger  Technology  Transfer  and  inventors.  It  is  crucial  to  show  successful  Technology  Transfer  results  and  to  advocate  for  it  in  this  >me  of  uncertainty.    I   recently  arrived   in  Los  Angeles,  CA.  This  city  and  this  country  are  not  strange   to  me,  as   I  have  been  coming  here  on  many  occasions  since  2007.  This  new  life  offers  new  challenges  I  am  ready  to  tackle.  What  I  am  seeking  is  now  to  con>nue  my  career  in  Technology  Transfer  and  work  for  a  local  Technology  Transfer  Office.    Please  consider,  if  you  are  interested  in  my  proposi>on,  having  a  mee>ng  so  we  can  discuss  what  I  can  offer.  

To  add  my  contribu8on  to  Technology  Transfer  in  the  USA.  To   help   research   organiza8ons   promo8ng   a   technology-­‐   and   innova8on-­‐based   growth   in   the  public  interest.  

julien.brohan@gmail.com  Cellphone:  +  1  213  663  7173  Los  Angeles,  CA  USA  

Julien Brohan June 25th, 2015

Los Angeles

JULIEN   BROHAN:   A   RESOURCEFUL   AND   PROACTIVE  TECHNOLOGY  TRANSFER  PROFESSIONAL  FOR  HIRE  IN  LA  AREA!  Crea%ng  value  from  Research