Why is the signature of the Director of the industry liaison office (ILO) or its equivalent required on my application in addition to the other institutional signatures?
The signature of the Director of the ILO or its equivalent is required because that office must be involved in transferring the technology into the marketplace. The ILO must be involved in completing the section of the proposal on the technology transfer plan and in particular must provide information on the commitment of the institution to transfer the technology into the marketplace and its capacity to do so. The funds committed by the ILO or its equivalent in support of technology transfer activities must be included in the proposal. The signature of the Director verifies the involvement and commitment of the ILO.
The signature of the director of the ILO or its equivalent is required because that office must be involved in transferring the technology into the marketplace. The ILO must be involved in completing the section of the proposal on the technology transfer plan and, in particular, must provide information on the commitment of the institution to transfer the technology into the marketplace and its capacity to do so. The funds committed by the ILO or its equivalent in support of technology transfer activities must be included in the proposal. The signature of the director verifies the involvement and commitment of the ILO.
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