I want to thank Bang Jeon, president of the Korea-America Economic Association (KAEA), who is on the faculty here at Drexel University, and Yongsung Chang, vice president of the KAEA, who is on the faculty at the University of Rochester, for inviting me to speak to this forum.
One of the Park’s largest tenants, The University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), would provide the necessary synergy between industry and academia in bringing emerging technologies to market. Unfortunately, despite several expressions of interest, Tamana InTech Park is yet to sign one tenant. Ladies and Gentlemen, this brings me to my second lesson.