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Thhfih ideas into profits
Workshop provides guidance to break into the market
By Kate Pritchard
Staff Reporter
JASON AND THE SCORCHERS
THE VBMIIMS1)IE FIBSTERS TIIE FROJIT
4 Bands Stages
Saturday, Sept. 13
Southwest Civic Center
2604 Park Blvd., Lincoln
6 pm-1 am
7 hours of non-stop
partying!
Must be of legal
drinking age.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
$9.50 in advance
$12.00 day of show
On sale at both Pickles
Records and Tapes in
Lincoln
Small businessmen, entrepreneurs
and Inventors with questions alxmt
turning their ideas into profits may
find answers at a workshop In the
Nebraska Center for Continuing Edu
cation Friday and Saturday.
The National Innovation Workshop,
sponsored by the U.S. departments of
energy and commerce and the Small
Business Administration, is to be coor
dinated locally by the Nebraska Tech
nical Assistance Center.
The workshop, the latest in a series
of national workshops, is designed to
provide practical guidance and infor
mation for individuals who want to
break into a market with new ideas or
inventions.
Topics to be covered include pro
tecting invention ideas and patenting
them, licensing of patents, financing
and marketing and finding sources of
technical assistance. Six small-group
workshops on these topics will be held
during the two days.
Featured speakers include Donald
W. Peterson, deputy commissioner of
patents and trademarks; Pat Carey,
inventor and corporate engineer for the
3M Company; and George Lewett, chief
of the Office of Energy-Related Inven
tions. Gov. Bob Kerrey will welcome
guests and speakers on opening day.
The information presented at the
Innovation Workshop is much like the
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The center staff helps individuals and
companies find the qualified assist
ance to design or modify new and exist
ing products, processes and devices
They give non-legal advice about pat-
ems aim irauemarKS, ana attempt to
match Nebraska businesses with appro
priate assistance within the state.
NTAC Director, Michael W. Riley
said, "The university belongs to the
people of Nebraska and we have a ser
vice responsibility to uphold and we
believe it (the service) will improve the
economic development in the state."
Riley said free, short-term services are
available at NTAC.
The center's staff has experience in
industrial engineering, mechanical en
gineering, electrical engineering, data
analyses and public services.
Staff members make referrals to
other departments within the univer
sity and to such agencies as the Nebras
ka Business Development Centers, Food
Processing Center and the Nebraska
Investment Finance Authority.
One NTAC staff member is an ombuds
manliason from the Nebraska Depart
ment of Economic Development who
hooks up eligible clients with DED
programs and grants. NTAC staff travel
the state to manufacturing sites and
companies to find out where they can
be of assistance.
Riley said the center often fills the
gap between what a company can do
and what it is willing to pay a consul
tant to provide an answer.
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became full-service). You can also
make deposits or take advantage of all
these other services.
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Student Loan or ask about our
BankCard Program for students.
Checking Services. We offer a variety
of checking services, including a
specially designed Student Account
Investment Services. We have
savings programs for large or small
savers, from the regular Savings
Account, to short and long-term CD's,
and Money Market Accounts.
24-Hour Banking Services. We
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Automated Teller network that's
citywide. Use your Networks ATM
card from home or get an NBC Bank-In-The-Box
card. There are two Bank-In-The-Box
machines in the Nebraska
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Stop in today. Take advantage of
full-service banking on Campus.
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