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Pillar 02 · 6 assets

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Equity and non-dilutive funding available to Georgia life sciences companies. Many capital providers have no public address, so they do not appear in geographic browse.

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  • Biolocity

    GLS note: Money, education and hands-on commercialization management in one place — for Emory and Georgia Tech innovators.

    A philanthropic, multi-institutional accelerator supporting and accelerating the commercialization of early-stage medical technologies, operated jointly by Georgia Tech and Emory University. Three integrated components: Biolocity U (educational resources on life science commercialization), Biolocity Fund (more than $1.5M available annually to Emory and Georgia Tech innovations through a multi-stage competitive application process), and Biolocity Launch — active project management and formal coordination with the life-sciences commercialization ecosystem for Biolocity Fund awardees.

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  • G2G Consulting (Government Bioscience Grants)

    GLS note: How GLS members find and win federal non-dilutive funding

    Government-affairs and non-dilutive funding consultancy that publishes the Government Bioscience Grants (GBG) Reporting Service — "The Essential Guide to Non-Dilutive Government Funding" — a monthly curated scan of federal and foundation bioscience funding opportunities, produced under co-branded cover for Georgia Life Sciences and a dozen peer state bioscience associations. Runs a free monthly webinar plus premium private consultations for member organizations, and advises companies on federal grant strategy and positioning with agencies.

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  • The Innovation Factory

    Duluth

    Private for-profit medical device venture incubator founded 1999 in Duluth. Unlike open-application incubators, it creates, launches and manages its own portfolio companies, providing product invention, quality systems, business formation, financing, staffing, product development, IP development, prototyping, regulatory assistance and clinical testing. Has launched six medical-related enterprises.

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  • UGA Innovation Gateway

    Athens

    The University of Georgia's intellectual property licensing and startup support arm. Manages patents and technology licensing, supports company formation from UGA research, and runs entrepreneurship programming including Innovation Bootcamp, UGA I-Corps, M.A.P.S., Startup 101 and the Georgia Startup License, plus the FAST Grant program. Over 1,300 products commercialized and 250+ companies launched.

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