
New Ventures with Texas A&M: Start-ups, Spin-outs, and Research Commercialization
Updated: Apr 24, 2021
The New Ventures staff at Texas A&M works with researchers to create or spin-out companies. These companies center around new ideas or technologies produced within the university. The company then seeks funding from private investors to help connect the research to building a product.
Spin-outs are a way for Texas A&M to produce new products for the public and also create economic development for the community, State of Texas, and beyond.
Texas A&M Technology Commercialization supports the commercial development of research to enhance education, research, and public service missions, as well as to protect the academic freedom of faculty pursuing research. TTC provides a startup guide on their website for those looking to form a start-up company with TTC.
To download the full guide, click here.
As the TTC website states, spin-outs are another way for Texas A&M to get the new products to the public and also create wealth through the resulting economic development for the community, State of Texas, and the Nation.
For the researchers, TTC is often the solution to getting technology to the marketplace to benefit society.
For angel investors and venture capitalists, TTC offers an opportunity to invest in leading-edge, innovative technologies.
For industry, TTC offers a new venture that will develop a technology to a proven state ready for you to acquire.
For experienced qualified CEOs, TTC offers an opportunity to head a new company.
Texas A&M TTC provides a list of startups developed within the program.