IP Target: Denver, CO

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Submitted by Pete Celano(20)
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31 December, 2011 - 10:14
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Say you wanted a new job in Denver, CO, and you are looking for the INNOVATION among local firms.

Check out the patents, and the patent apps.

Using AC/"Denver" in Advanced Search on FPO (AC= Assignee City), you can see today 6,839 inventions (check them out here, from most recent).

One of the new entries from this week comes via a Denver company called LeashLocket, for a better way to walk your pet--

The present invention comprises a retractable leash assembly that may be selectively carried by a user while attached to the collar or other wearable item on a companion pet and carried by the pet while not in use. The leash assembly may be connected to more than one location along the collar or other wearable item for securing the leash assembly to the companion pet. The leash assembly comprises a braking mechanism for stopping the movement of the leash in a preferred embodiment. In a preferred embodiment, the retractable leash assembly provides a full-length leash and weighs less than about 85g.

Find the right new job in 2012 by targeting the local innovators .... there are inventors working at firms all around you; a few clicks and IP is revealed.  And imagine how it will impress your Interviewer when you talk about the very latest IP from [name of company].

 

   

 

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rockipus
rockipus5 weeks 5 days ago

Colorado Innovation Investment Tax Credit

http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/OEDIT/OEDIT/1251568656373

 

June 1, 2011 Update
The Colorado Innovation Investment Tax Credit (CIITC) program ended December 31, 2010.  The recent House Bill 11-1045 reauthorized the program with a few minor changes however the legislation did not provide a funding source.  House Bill 11-1045 authorizes a program in the event that a funding source is found.  

OEDIT is currently exploring potential funding sources for this program but until a funding source is identified OEDIT is not accepting any applications.

 

Hopefully there will be funding added to this bill in 2012.   It would be interesting to know what other gov IP funding is  available in other states too.  I'd image people would take more advantage of it if they knew where to look.