• CERAWEEK
  • March 10 - 14, 2025

Kim Rosenfield

Dartmouth

Director, Technology Transfer Office

Kim Rosenfield, J.D. joined the Office of Entrepreneurship & Tech Transfer in 2017 and became Director of Tech Transfer in 2020. Kim has served as a strategic legal and business advisor to universities, medical centers, companies, and entrepreneurs for more than 30 years. She previously worked at MIT and Partners Healthcare Innovations in Cambridge, and served as General Counsel and Board Secretary of the UAB Research Foundation and the SUNY Research Foundation, which manages all sponsored projects and intellectual property for SUNY’s 32 research campuses. Kim worked in industry, as General Counsel for Stereotaxis, a NASDQ listed university spin-off medical equipment company, and as VP Commercial Transactions for a NYSE pharma company, as she was a co-founder and member of the management team of BioHorizons,. Kim represented universities, start-ups, and publicly- traded companies as a Member of Mintz Levin in Boston, and before that, as Head of the IP Practice at Sirote Permutt in Birmingham, AL. Kim is a graduate of Yale College and University of Virginia School of Law. Kim  is Board Chair of Camille A. Brown & Dancers in NYC and active in community service organizations in NH, where you can find her jumping into Lake Sunapee after a bike ride from April until the lake freezes over.

Sessions With Kim Rosenfield

Wednesday, 20 March

Thursday, 21 March

  • 03:30pm - 04:15pm (CST) / 21/mar/2024 08:30 pm - 21/mar/2024 09:15 pm

    Dartmouth University | New Ways to Approach Academic and Industry Partnerships

    In the academic-industrial mixer, where one side speaks publications and the other speaks profits, we must concoct new cocktails to reflect the mix of cultures and serve divergent tastes and goals.  Think of it like combining a cosmopolitan with a cowboy's whiskey – corporate sophistication collides with Wild West charm.  Let’s talk about innovative ways to shake up pre-conceptions, stir research with commercialization, and combine theory and products to create new cocktails of academic industry partnerships.