EpIC Mavs
UT Arlington’ s Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Innovation https:// www. uta. edu / research / innovation-and-commercialization / for-entrepreneurs Email: startup @ uta. edu
Produced as a collaboration between UTA & TechFW, EpICMavs is a free entrepreneurship program. Each week features a guest speaker on an entrepreneurship-related topic and includes a discussion session where students, faculty, staff and members of the community further explore the topic and get to know each other. Recent topics have included marketing, branding, goal setting, pitching to investors and building your trusted network. Attendance at EpIC- Mavs is free and open to students, faculty, staff and members of our community.
Traditionally held in the StartUp Lounge, EpICMavs was held virtually via Microsoft Teams throughout the 2020- 2021 academic year. Beginning in Fall 2021, EpICMavs plans to convene in the space currently under construction for UTA’ s new Center for Entrepreneurship & Economic Innovation at the corner of UTA Blvd & Center St. Stay posted on our progress at the CEEI website.
Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center( TMAC)
The University of Texas at Arlington
202 East Border Street, Suite 323 Arlington, TX 76010 817-272-5922 www. tmac. org
TMAC is an organization that accelerates profitable growth by developing and improving products, processes and people for businesses. TMAC delivers training and hands-on technical assistance to a wide range of businesses, including manufacturing, government, and health care. Focus areas include Lean Enterprise, technology solutions, strategic management, quality systems, environment and safety.
UTARI- University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute
The University of Texas at Arlington
7300 Jack Newell Boulevard South, For Worth, Texas 76118 817-272-5900 www. uta. edu / utari /
UTARI is dedicated to research and innovation that leads to technology-based economic development for the DFW Metroplex. UTARI provides innovative, affordable solutions to complex technical problems for small companies and large corporations alike. Staff and Faculty create and develop technology, produce prototypes, and drive technology with commercial potential into the marketplace.
UTARI supports the entrepreneurial ecosystem by collaborating with start-ups, corporations, government, and academia to deliver innovative solutions to real-world challenges including:
• Automation and Intelligent Systems
• Biomedical Technologies
• Predictive Performance Methodologies
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