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    2008 The Venture Forum
    Mark your calendars, we have the date and place! The Venture Forum will be on May 30, 2008 in Santa Clara. For more information visit www.theventureforum.com

    LARTA PARTNERS WITH YOUNG ARAB LEADERS ORGANIZATION
    Larta institute and Young Arab Leaders (YAL) announced a partnership today which will jointly develop a multi year program to stimulate and expand innovation and entrepreneurship in the Arab world.

    USDA COMMERCIALIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM NOW LAUNCHED
    The program, called USDA-CAP, begins in January 2008 and will comprise of training seminars, individual mentoring/coaching sessions, exposure to potential partners/investors networks and the development of a brief commercialization plan/roadmap which participating companies may adopt at the conclusion of the program.

    ROHIT SHUKLA DISCUSSES
    Rohit Shukla discusses the NIH-CAP program and lessons learned for biotech entrepreneurs in the March 2008 Issue of Nature Biotechnology. Read Here.

    LARTA HAS PARTNERED WITH CHISK, INC.
    Larta Institute has partnered with Chisk, Inc. to provide businesses with outsourced, cost effective and high quality office support and assurance that comes from a local contact. To learn more visit www.larta.org/chisk.asp








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    Current Issue Highlights:
    • Where in the world…? - An illuminating and intriguing set of stars will align at the Life Sciences Venture Forum on May 30th. Come share the starlight!
    • Brazil - United States Global Bridge - The Larta Institute and two well-known Brazilian scientific, technological and economic development agencies (i.e., FINEP and ABDI) a select few Brazilian companies are attending The 2008 Venture Forum for the first
    • Buckyballs Breathe a Sigh of Relief - Named after the great American architect Buckminster Fuller, buckyballs are getting a lot of attention at Purdue University. Part of Purdue’s research is focused on the environmental impact of these ultrasmall partic