Mr. Brescia managed the transition of technologies from a successful SBIR UAS project into a small robotic unmanned surface vessel, EMILY, resulting in a life-saving platform as well as sonar enhanced victim recovery capability for military and civilian overboard emergencies.
Dr. Boone has revolutionized prosthetics, blazed the trail for activity monitoring, and Orthocare Innovations’ StepWatch™ has become a gold standard for activity monitoring. He is a leader in the SBIR/STTR arena though his commitment to mentoring scientists and engineers.
Dr. Black has been instrumental in NIH’s SBIR/STTR programs – in establishing new offices to promote technology commercialization and research, she has generated millions in funding and investment, and furthered scientific research supporting the NIH’s mission.
Following a decorated career in the Air Force, Mr. Baron’s work at Braxton Technologies and the Catalyst Campus for Technology & Innovation has directly resulted in over $370M being funneled into downtown Colorado Springs and helped bring dozens of jobs to the area.