|








| |
Nelson's Biosketch
| Experience
six years as Carl Nelson Consulting helping companies
propose SBIR
sole decider of 10,000 SBIR proposals at Ballistic
Missile Defense Organization (Star Wars, now MDA) and for the
Technology Reinvestment Program
induced $80M of matching private capital investment for SBIR projects
"invested" $300M of your tax money in 700 SBIR companies
37 years in Department of Defense, mostly R&D, after degrees in
Chemical Engineering (Rensselaer Poly), years of rocket science
SBIR videos directed and produced, with one Telly Award |
| Ten Zillion Public
Presentations
Testimony on SBIR before House
Science Committee, June 1999
High-Tech Start-Ups: If Government's the
Answer, What's the Question?, paper at SPIE Int'l Symposium of
Voice, Video, and Data Communications, Dallas, Nov 97, SPIE Paper
3234-02
"Yes, Small Companies Can Commercialize
Photonics", paper at SPIE Photonics West, San Jose, CA, Feb 97
"Strategic Partners", talk at National SBIR Conference,
Crystal City, VA, Oct 1996
"Photon Capital: A Subsidy for Photonic Entrepreneurs",
paper at IEEE Int'l Conf on Applications of Photonic Technology,
Montreal, Aug 1996, to be published in Applications of Photonic
Technology, Vol 2 GA Lampropoulos; RA Lessard, eds, Plenum
Publishing;
"Wavelength Division Mini-Money: Small
Subsidies for Small Business", paper at SPIE International
Conference - Photonics West, San Jose, CA, Jan 1996;
Videos: 1993 Telly Award Finalist: A High Tech Dawn in the
Southwest, (40 min); Her Window of Opportunity, 1994, (12
min); BMDO SBIR, (40 min) 1992; BMDO SBIR, animated
(25 min), 1991; all produced by GMG International, Reston, VA.
"Commercialization: A Small Success",
paper presented at ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress
(Paper 95-WA/AES-7), San Francisco, November 1995
Presentation at Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern
University, March 1996;
at Oregon Metals Initiative Conference, Portland, OR, Nov 1995; at
National Conferences of National Business Incubator Association and
Association of University Related Research Parks, Scottsdale, AZ, June
1995; at Symposium on Physics in the Workplace, American Institute
of Physics annual meeting, San Jose, CA, March 1995; at Silicon
Valley Space and Defense Consortium Technology Partnering Workshop,
Santa Clara, CA, August 1994; at Executive Forum, Optical Society of
America, Baltimore, MD, May 1993; at SAE Aerospace Atlantic Conference
and Exposition, Dayton, OH, April 1992;
BMDO's SBIR, 40+ presentations at National SBIR Conferences,
1986-1995 in Washington, Boston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Minneapolis,
Chicago, Houston, Denver, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
San Jose, San Diego, Seattle, and Phoenix;
"Missile Program Takes Aim at Technological Growth", Mechanical
Engineering March 1996;
Panel on commercializing high technology, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, August 1995;
panel on Photonics and the Internet, Montreal, 1996
"From Free Money to Free Market", paper at International
Association on the Management of Technology Conference, Birmingham, UK,
July 1995 (published Intl J of Technology Management,12,7(1996));
"Science to Market", speech at American Vacuum Society,
Pasadena, CA, Sep 1993
Testimony on SBIR Reauthorization, House Small Business Committee,
subcommittee on Procurement, Tourism, and Rural Development, November
1991;
"Analysis of a Gas Generator", with DE Kooker, Technical
Report BRL-TR-2648, at American Defense Preparedness Association
Symposium, Orlando, FL, October 1984, and JANNAF Propulsion Meeting, San
Diego, CA, April 1985;
1971-1984: 28 government technical reports on combustion and
propulsion, 8 open literature articles, 45 US presentations, 6
international conference presentations
Speeches with meals
Bloomsburg, Grand Forks, Harrisburg, Martinsburg, Milwaukee, Montgomery,
and Tysons Corner.
Other SBIR Presentations
Baltimore, Boston, Columbus, Dayton, Denver, Detroit, Evanston, Houston,
Huntsville, Los Angeles, Madison, Milwaukee, New Haven, Ocean City,
Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, Tampa, and Washington.
Coached small company execs how to talk on video
Albuquerque, Ann Arbor, Baltimore, Bedford, Blaine, Boulder, Cambridge,
Cedarville, Costa Mesa, Dallas, Danbury, Dayton, Durham, East Hartford,
Hawthorne, Houston, Lancaster, Newark, New Haven, Orem, Pacoima, Palo
Alto, Provo, Redondo Beach, Rolla, Salt Lake City, Scottsdale,
Somerville, Taunton, Torrance, and Tucson.
|
People with Carl Nelson Experience
Business People (not BMDO-SBIR awardees)
John Preston, CEO, Quantum Energy Technologies, and MIT Sloan School,
Cambridge, MA, 617-497-4831, preston@po9.mit.edu;
Tony Warren, CEO, Strategic Technologies LLC, Princeton, NJ,
609.688.9990
Other People
Prof Jane Bower, Director of Centre for Entrepreneurship, University
of Aberdeen (Scotland), 011-44-1224-272709
Ann Eskesen, president, Innovation Development Institute, Swampscott,
MA, 617-595-2920;
Bob McIntosh, SBIR Consultants, Huntsville, AL, 205-851-8593, bobsbir@aol.com;
Nick Montanarelli, consultant in law enforcement technology and
technology transfer, 410-838-2357;
|
SBIR Companies Going Somewhere
(in Nelson's SBIR portfolio)
Gene Banucci, CEO, Advanced Technology
Materials Inc, (NASDAQ:ATMI) Danbury, CT, 203-794-1100, gbanucci@atmi.com;
John Barber, CEO, IAP Research,
Dayton, OH, (937) 296-1806, johnb@iap.com
Allen Barnett, CEO, AstroPower,
(NASDAQ:APWR) Newark, DE, 302-366-0400, allen@astropower.com
John Carson, VP, Irvine Sensors Corp, (NASDAQ:IRSN) Costa Mesa, CA,
714-549-8211;
Sadeg Faris, CEO, Reveo Inc,
Hawthorne, NY, faris@reveo.com,
Sal Fernandez, CEO, Ciencia
Inc, East Hartford, CT, 860-528-9737 102154.3122@compuserve.com;
Ron Rosemeier, CEO, Brimrose Corp
of America, Baltimore, MD, 410-931-7201 |
|