catherine boehm

adjointe Ã la cheffe du dÃ partement du transfert de technologie et de la crÃ ation d'entreprises

Country

france

City

paris

Industry

higher education

Skill

biotechnology, strategy, management, market research, innovation management, research, cell culture, patents, r&d, start ups, business planning, product development, french, entrepreneurship, management consulting, business strategy, international business, business development, technology transfer, gestion de projet, biotechnologie, entrepreneuriat

Experience

adjointe Ã la cheffe du dÃ partement du transfert de technologie et de la crÃ ation d'entreprises

ministère de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche (france)

2019-9 - Present · 7 yrs 1 mo

head of 'research contracts and valorisation' service

esiee paris

2015-9 - 2019-8 · 4 yrs

partnership manager

esiee paris

2008-9 - 2015-8 · 7 yrs

* I am in charge of : * helping scientists in answering to calls for proposals taking financial and IP aspects into account * negotiating public-private contracts * managing patent portfolio

co-founder

fluidion sas

2012-7 - 2014-4 · 1 yr 10 mos

fluidion SAS developps samplers and analyzers for fluid quality measurements.

industrial partnership manager

french national institute for agricultural research

2007-9 - 2008-8 · 1 yr

* patent portfolio management * out licensing * R&D and IP contracts

project manager

service d'activités industrielles et commerciales de l'université paris saclay

2007-3 - 2007-8 · 6 mos

* patent portfolio management * in/out-licensing * identification and application of the best valorization strategy for research projects with taking market and financial aspects into account

biomedical advisory service

2006-3 - 2006-9 · 7 mos

* Junior consultant in strategy dedicated for biotechnology: * market studies * feasability studies * organisational audit * business plan

phd in cell biology and microbiology

institut pasteur

2002-9 - 2005-9 · 3 yrs 1 mo

I managed a research project in which I had to find out how a bacterial toxin acted on cell cultures. This toxin inactivates small G proteins from the Rho and Ras subfamilies that control the polymerization of the cytoskeleton and the establishment of intercellular junctions. I also organized lab meetings. I used to talk to scientific congresses and wrote a research article in the journal Cellular Microbiology.