Knowledge Transfer Partnerships – Driving Business Growth
Join us at this exciting event to discover the opportunities at Oxford Brookes and learn how a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) collaboration can benefit your organisation.
Innovate UK’s Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) is a national programme that has been helping and benefiting businesses for over 45 years to improve their effectiveness, productivity, & competitiveness through the use of research, knowledge, and skills within universities.
Our KTPs, which can be funded between 50% and 75% of the costs by the government depending on status, have connected forward-thinking businesses across the UK with our world-class research and innovative academics to deliver business-led innovation projects.
Join us at this exciting event to discover the opportunities at Oxford Brookes and learn how a KTP collaboration can benefit your business.
This session will include:
- A keynote presentation on how you can get involved in KTPs by Dr Matt Hogan (Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Adviser for Oxfordshire, Berkshire and West London) and Anna Verghese (Oxford Brookes KTP Manager)
- A panel discussion with academics and business leaders sharing their experience of working together on KTPs
- An opportunity to network with like-minded colleagues
- Opportunities to discover how Brookes academics can drive your business growth.
Agenda:
17:15 – 17:30- Registration
17:30 – 18:30 – Keynote presentations followed by a panel discussion with academics and business leaders sharing their experience of working together on KTPs.
18:30 – 19:30 – Reception & Networking
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