SEBA’s Affiliated Organizations
University of Washington:
The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship was created in 1991 to inspire entrepreneurial thinking and provide the resources that enable University of Washington students and faculty to bring their entrepreneurial ambitions to life.
The College of Engineering is more than a center of learning and home to some of the world's most advanced research; it's a diverse community of innovators and inventors.
The mission of UW TechTransfer is to extend the impact of University of Washington research through the creation of partnerships that encourage investment in innovation.
The Biotech Club's mission is to provide the opportunity for current students to explore the roles of MBA graduates in health science and medical technology-based companies, while building a strong relationship between the UW Business School and the local biotech/biomedical community.
The Entreprenuership and Innovation Club (EIC) was formed to provide a venue for student entrepreneurs and innovators to share their new venture ideas, develop business plans, and network with Northwest entrepreneurs.
Greater Seattle Area:
The WBBA is a not-for-profit association of Washington state biotechnology and biomedical companies, research firms and related organizations.
. Washington Technology Industry Association is the largest statewide association of technology companies and executives in the world.
Outside Seattle:
The BASES goal is to build the next generation of entrepreneurs by facilitating networking, discussion, education, and hands-on experience.
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