Small Business and Entrepreneurship

Education:

Mr. Levine holds an M.B.A. in Finance an MSPH in Environmental Science and Engineering and a B.S. in Chemistry

Elliott P. Levine has over 30 years of experience in technology transfer, managing Federal demonstration projects, technology grants to pioneering energy efficient and renewable energy companies. He has performed strategic planning for more efficient industrial technologies and biofuels demonstration projects. Other areas included renewable heat, biomass power, efficient glass production and clean cookstoves development (a developing world initiative).  Elliott also served as the Federal Manager for the Biomass Research and Development Technical Advisory Committee which informed the Federal Government on strategic R&D needs for deploying biofuel, bioproducts and biopower sustainably.

Elliott recently served as Senior Fellow for the Montgomery County Council working to identify programs which could assist locally based technology startups from scientific institutions with commercialization support from the County. 

Elliott Levine is highly knowledgeable of the Federal R&D infrastructure, technology transfer processes and grants and technology management. Elliott has been involved in technology transfer throughout his career. Elliott worked at Argonne National Lab’s Technology Transfer Center. He later taught the TTSDC Introduction to Technology Transfer class at both the USDA Graduate Evening School and later at the NIH/FAES school. He is currently VP of the Technology Transfer DC Chapter.

Education
PhD, Management & Technology, The George Washington University School of Business
BA, International Relations, Stanford University

Jeffrey M. Alexander has 25 years of experience in science and technology policy analysis, strategy consulting, and research on innovation management. He is an expert in applying advanced analytics to administrative records and other types of “big data” to inform policy and management decisions. He has applied his knowledge of data science and innovation dynamics to studies in technology forecasting, tracking breakthrough innovations, R&D investment analysis, and the assessment of regional innovation clusters. He has also led projects in corporate innovation management, evaluation of public R&D programs, the design of institutions for research and technology commercialization, and information visualization.

Dr. Alexander is a strong team leader who has industry experience in market research and corporate strategy in the telecommunications, enterprise software, and information services sectors.