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Invest in a Center of Economic Excellence

The CoEE Program is designed to move university innovation into the private sector—to benefit companies already doing business in South Carolina, and to attract new companies to South Carolina.

Companies such as BMW, Michelin, and Timken are experiencing the payoff of investing in the CoEE Program. These businesses know that by partnering with the CoEE Program, they can choose to promote research that directly supports their strategic business goals. CoEE researchers are already beginning to develop technologies that companies can use to commercialize new products, improve processes, and increase sales.

The CoEE Program is helping to build a stronger South Carolina economy that is based on research and innovation, and your organization can play a crucial role.

Please use the contacts below to learn more about investing in the CoEE Program:

Dr. Chris Przirembel
Clemson University Vice President for Research and Economic Development
http://www.clemson.edu/research/

Dr. John Raymond
The Medical University of South Carolina Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
http://www.musc.edu/provost/

Dr. Christine Curtis
University of South Carolina Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Development
http://www.sc.edu/research/

 

 

 
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