PIONEERING DEEP TECH INSTITUTE INC
EIN 88-0691219 · Human Service Organizations (P20)
What they do
Pioneering Deep Tech Institute PDTI is A 501c3 Nonprofit That Incubates and Accelerates Community-benefit Deep-technology Ventures By Providing Shared Facilities Targeted Capital and Experienced Legal and Regulatory Support From Early Feasibility Through MVP and Initial Commercialization. Our Model is Explicitly Founder-aligned: We Do Not Capture Intellectual Property and We Structure Participation Through A Modest Product-linked Stake Designed to Sustain The Organizations Exempt Activities. We Are Selective and Focus Only On Projects With A Clear Community-benefit Multiplier. In Parallel We Conduct and Sponsor Select Scholarly Research and Publications and We Develop Expert-led Educational Programs So Practitioners Policymakers and The Public Can Better Understand and Govern Emerging Technologies.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2022
- Location
- 3709 E BLUE JAY LN, COTTONWD HTS, UT 84121-6106
- County
- Salt Lake
- In care of
- % ANDREW PISKADLO