John E. Dooley Terri T. Mitchell Chief Executive Officer ...

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John E. Dooley Terri T. MitchellChief Executive Officer Associate Vice President

Kevin G. Sullivan Joe W. MeredithAssociate Vice President President, CRC

University Related CorporationsUniversity Related Corporations

• Serve to support the various missions and programs of the university

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University Related CorporationsUniversity Related Corporations

Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc.• Receive, manage, and disburse private gifts and assets on behalf

of the university; undertake major projects as requested by the university

Virginia Tech Services, Inc.• Operate bookstores vending; provide supplies to the university

community Virginia Tech Intellectual Properties, Inc.

• Protect, license, and otherwise commercialize intellectual properties originating within the university

Virginia Tech Athletic Fund, Inc.• Raise private contributions in support of athletic scholarships,

programs, and facilities

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University-Related CorporationsUniversity-Related Corporations

Virginia Tech Alumni Association, Inc.• Facilitate communications between alumni, students, parents,

faculty, and the public; coordinate and promote alumni chapter activities and alumni events

Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Alumni, Inc.• Promote and enhance the Corps program by raising scholarship

fundsVirginia Tech Innovations Corporation

• Focused on developing emerging technologies, furthering the scientific research, clinical, educational, and development goals of the university and others

Virginia Tech - Applied Research Corporation• Promote, encourage and aid scientific investigation and pure and

applied research at the university; promote and foster the application of science in the development of commerce, trade and industry

MissionMission

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The Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc. was established in 1948 to receive, manage, and disburse private gifts in support of Virginia Tech programs. The purpose of the Foundation is to manage private funds given for the support of the University, and to foster and promote the growth, progress and general welfare of the University.

Financial HighlightsFinancial Highlights

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Fiscal Year 2012:

Total Assets: $1,210.7 million

Total Revenues: $137.3 million

Total Contributions: $67.9 million

Total Expenditures: $135.5 million

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$670.4$728.0

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Asset ValueAsset Value

Endowed Funds and Market ValueEndowed Funds and Market Value

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$246.1 $213.9 $233.2 $284.5 $273.6

$77.3 $80.0$71.8

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Virginia Tech FoundationReal Estate


• Hotel Roanoke• Pete Dye River Course• CESA – Riva San Vitale• WAAC Properties• Equine Medical Center• Reynolds Homestead• Hampton AREC



• Kentland Farm• Cranwell Center• Heth Property• University Gateway Center/University Mall• Smith’s Landing Project• Quarry



• VTRC-Arlington• North End

• Formerly TSP & • Collegiate Square

• McCormick Farm• Donated properties

The Growth of The CRC has Exceeded Expectations

The Growth of The CRC has Exceeded Expectations

• Over 150 private companies and research centers• Over 2600 tenant employees• Occupying over 1 million square feet in 29 completed

buildings since 1988• 2010 Outstanding

International park

Growth is ContinuingGrowth is Continuing

• Two buildings under construction• Expansion at VTTI• The Advanced Power and Propulsion Laboratory

• One building is in design with completion in early 2014

• Rec fields and a pavilioncoming this summer

The CRC Supports VT’sLand Grant Mission

The CRC Supports VT’sLand Grant Mission

• Supports teaching mission with numerous classes working at the CRC from business, engineering, and architecture

• CRC companies sponsor over $2 million per year in research

• CRC facilitates transfer of IP to the private sector

CRC Also Provides Value to VT through:

CRC Also Provides Value to VT through:

• Being an at-cost developer/property manager• Being an option for a trailing spouse• Flexibility and timely construction of facilities for VT

research• Provision of opportunities

for faculty and students

The CRC Reflects Numerous Technologies

The CRC Reflects Numerous Technologies

Computer Science 14%

Business Assistance2%

Internet 7%

Eng & Design 7%

Biotech 30%

Enviro. 3%

Materials & Chem. 6%

Electronics3%

Other13%

Library Science3%

Transportation7%

Agriculture0%

Legal1%

Forestry4%

Medical Products0%

Current Technologies By Space (10/24/12)

A Prototypical Tenant Company might:

A Prototypical Tenant Company might:

• Have been formed by a faculty member, graduate student or alumni (e.g., TORC)

• License technology from VTIP (e.g., Adaptive Technologies)

• Sponsor research at VT (e.g., Harmonia)• Employ faculty/students/grads as co-ops, interns or

full/part-time employees

The CRC’s VT KnowledgeWorksInvents The Future

The CRC’s VT KnowledgeWorksInvents The Future

• Creates an entrepreneurial environment• Currently working with over 53 early stage

companies, 22 of which come from faculty/staff and alumni

• Graduated 21 companiesas successful launches

• Services reduce risk ofstart-up failures

CRC Tenant Companies/Employees Provide Value to the Community

CRC Tenant Companies/Employees Provide Value to the Community

• Contribute to numerous worthwhile causes• Sit on various boards and commissions – like

Christiansburg Town Council, etc...• Provide leadership on controversial issues – like the

development of the new BHS• Support the arts and athletics• Elevates our national standing• Attracts outstanding, diverse workforce

CRC Increases Region’sPrestige Around the WorldCRC Increases Region’s

Prestige Around the World

• VT KnowledgeWorks’ Global Challenge

• AURP Outstanding International Research Park

• Visited frequently by representatives from parks around the world

What does VTF do for me?What does VTF do for me?

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• Program Support and Leadership

• Ut Prosim – Service to Virginia Tech

Program Support and LeadershipProgram Support and Leadership

• National Tire Research Center

• Broadband Technologies Opportunity Program

• Dakar, Senegal• Bergonzi Violin

Ut Prosim – Service to Virginia TechUt Prosim – Service to Virginia Tech

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• Service to University Departments

• Service to Students

• Service to Other Related Corporations/Entities

• Service to the Community

Service to DepartmentsService to Departments

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• Endowment Income• Flexibility in Spending• Facilities and Space• Support Development Office• Facilitate Acceptance of In-Kind

Contributions

Service to StudentsService to Students

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• Student Internships• Scholarships• Parents Fund• Livestock• SEED/BASIS

Service to Related EntitiesService to Related Entities

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• Administrative Support for New Entities • Accounting• Payroll• Human Resources• Information Technology

• On-going General Guidance• PCI Compliance• Audit &Tax matters• Human Resources• Business practices• Legal

Service to the CommunityService to the Community

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Looking To The FutureLooking To The Future

• Endowment Growth

• Real Estate Investments in Support of Virginia Tech Program Priorities

• New Programs/Services

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Questions???Questions???

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http://www.vtf.vt.edu

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