Biography
Laurie Actman is an executive with specialty in education, green tech and innovation. In June 2014, Actman became the Chief Operating Officer of a newly renamed tech transfer at the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn Center for Innovation.
Technical.ly Coverage (22 posts)
- Here’s why the Pennovation Center has a drone cage
- Meet Aerial Applications, the latest drone startup to land at Pennovation
- How can Philly help its life sciences startups ‘bridge the gap’?
- COSY just raised $2.35 million
- What Laurie Actman learned since joining Penn’s new innovation arm two years ago
- Solid growth, but more work ahead for Philly’s life sciences sector
- Do health and science startups have a future here? This #PTW16 panel has answers
- Penn’s new startup accelerator class is all about health IT
- How to build a tech scene
- Will SCOTUS rulings on software patents help or hurt innovation? Penn event Feb. 19
- What founders can learn from middle school girls: TechGirlz summer camp
- Penn renames tech transfer office; EEB Hub’s Laurie Actman joins team
- After 50% cut in federal funding, what’s next for Navy Yard building-tech research?
- This Australian green tech firm is bringing 125 jobs to the Navy Yard
- Here’s how much energy City Hall, Museum of Art use each year
- 5 speakers we’d like to hear at City Age conference on Nov. 13-14
- Could a new leader save the Energy Efficient Buildings Hub?
- EEB Hub’s new Navy Yard headquarters is next step of long-term vision
- With 10,000 jobs, will the Navy Yard stand on its own as an innovation hub?
- How Philly leads energy innovation // Crowdfund North Philly community garden [LINKS]
- Hub Commercialization Center: EEB Hub, BFTP launch incubator for clean-tech companies
- EEB Hub aims to reduce commercial energy use 20% by 2020