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Director of
Industrial Research
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Description:
Provide support for the
mission of the Industrial Research Office by facilitating long-term relationships with
industry, government, enhancing the potential for contract research and technology
transfer. Facilitate corporate interactions, visits and outreach; manage ongoing
corporate relationships; develop leads, assess needs, and provide
linkage to expertise and interact within the Research and Technology Transfer organization
supporting proposal development, negotiations, and the marketing of
licensable technology.
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Industrial Research Interview
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Tell us about your qualifications for the position of
Associate Director in the Industrial Research Office.
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applying for. As you know, the person that is most qualified is someone who has already
performed the duties required of the job. Tips on your interview
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What unique skills or knowledges can you contribute to our
university?
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Assume that I am a potential corporate
partner. Sell me on the benefits of the Industrial Research Office
with 3 bullet points.
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What adjustments will you have to make in transitioning from
the private sector to the public sector?
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Tell us about your experience in licensing.
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What experience have you had in developing a marketing strategy?
Follow-up: Tell us about the most successful
marketing campaign that you've developed.
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What strategies would you use in developing ongoing corporate relationships?
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Tell us about the most difficult negotiation that you've participated in.
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was your role?
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