Inventors Granted Financial Support by
International Center for Technology Transfer, Inc.
(PRWEB) June 15, 2005 -- International Center for Technology
Transfer, Inc., or ICTT, has developed a program to help
inventors design, market, and manufacture their inventions.
While providing support to the Tampa Bay Inventors Council,
inventors across the country will now have access to advice
from experienced inventors, legal knowledge, and financial
support for marketing and manufacturing for a small one-time
fee of $99.95.
| International Center for Technology
Transfer, Inc., host of the Tampa Bay Inventors Council
for the past two years, provides inventors across
the country with support for designing, manufacturing,
and marketing their inventions, at no cost to inventors
beyond a small one-time enrollment fee. |
“Most inventors don't have much experience in getting
their ideas to their intended market, and have lost money,
time and hope through unscrupulous Internet and TV promoters
whose claims far exceeded their ability to perform,”
said Paul Simmons, Director of Research and Development
at ICTT. “Our network of invntors have successfully
filed patents, developed prototypes, and gone to market,
and their invaluable advice will help new inventors do
the same.”
To initialize the process, the inventor first submits
a $49.95 payment, entering his or her project into the
system. The inventor reads, signs, and returns the confidentiality/non-compete
agreement to ICTT with the confidential information describing
or outlining his or her invention.
The $49.95 covers a preliminary patent search, a peer
review evaluation, and a preliminary market research report,
which includes the estimated cost of manufacturing and
the proposed retail value. If the idea or product is deemed
to be patentable, the peer review is positive, and the
preliminary market research indicates that there is a
mass market or retail market, the inventor has no further
obligations and will receive the five items covered by
the $49.95 deposit. This package in itself is worth more
than $1,000.
As outlined in the confidentiality/non-compete agreement,
once the idea, concept or product is submitted along with
the $49.95 deposit and ICTT agrees to proceed with the
project, the inventor is obligated to pay an additional
$50 to allow ICTT to proceed to the contract phase. Regardless
of how much it costs to manufacture and market the product,
once ICTT accepts the project for development, there is
no additional cost to the inventor.
International Center for Technology Transfer, Inc. offers
many services to help inventors achieve success, including:
- Idea or concept evaluation
- Patent searching and filing assistance
- Prototyping and product design services
- Graphic design for marketing materials
- Investor relations and merchant services
To learn more about the benefits inventors can enjoy by
teaming up with ICTT, visit www.ICTTinc.com
or call 727-547-5450. A free copy of the confidentiality
and non-compete agreement is available online.
About International Center for Technology Transfer, Inc.
Extending its services while continuing to host the Tampa
Bay Inventors Council, ICTT has established a large pool
of inventors who provide new concepts and products to
meet the constant and growing consumer demand for new
products and ideas. ICTT provides prototype shops, marketing
services, and financial support for marketing and manufacturing
to assist inventors in meeting this demand.
As an Inventor, it pays to keep abreast of what is
new, what is selling and which retailers are showing the
most new products. From such information, a creative mind
can always come up with new, innovative ideas.
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