Philip D. Askenazy

The firm's attorneys are supported by Registered Patent Agent (non-attorney) Philip D. Askenazy, Ph. D., (physical sciences), as well as a full staff of paralegals to offer our clients reduced billing rates for more routine matters and docketing.

The firm's attorneys are supported by Registered Patent Agent (non-attorney) Philip D. Askenazy, Ph. D., as well as a full staff of paralegals to offer our clients reduced billing rates for more routine matters and docketing.

The firm's attorneys are supported by Registered Patent Agents (non-attorneys) Philip D. Askenazy, Ph. D., (physical sciences) and Samantha A. Updegraff (chemical sciences), as well as a full staff of paralegals to offer our clients reduced billing rates for more routine matters and docketing.

Phil Askenazy, Ph.D.Affiliated Consultant

Science and Technoloy Advisor, Peacock, Myers & Adams, Alburquerque and El Paso.Previously, Director of New Ventures, Science and Technology Corporation, University of New Mexico.
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BGV Strategies: Phil Askenazy, Ph.D. - Affiliated Consultant

Philip D. Askenazy, Ph.D.Technology Advisor201 Third Street, NWSuite 1340Albuquerque, NM 87102-3368Phone: 505 998 1500

Philip Askenazy, PhDDirector of Physical Science Technologies851 University Boulevard SE, Suite 200Albuquerque, NM 87106United States

philda@unm.edustc.unm.eduPhone : 505-272-7906Fax : 505-272-7300

Technology transfer

The two biggest problems facing technology transfer and growth in the state are lack of access to capital and lack of entrepreneurial talent , said Philip Askenazy , the director of physical science technologies at UNM's Science and Technology Corporation , which does technology transfer from the University.The lack of access to capital has been addressed really amazingly in the last two years -- we have six or seven new venture capital cap companies -- such as Valley -- in the state.There are people on the ground looking at stuff , trying to do deals , and that's something we didn't have much of three years ago.Now that we have people on the ground what we , as technology transfer companies , need to do is to make sure we have local entrepreneurial talent to match up with these technologies so we can make teams.That's something you have in abundance in Silicon Valley and Houston and Route-128 in Boston.That's the next step for Albuquerque.

President Jim McNally, of TruTouch Technologies, and Phil Askenazy, of Peacock Myers, were presenters.
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Judges included Phil Askenazy and Deborah Peacock, of Peacock Myers; Bill Bice, of Verge Fund; and John Freisinger, of TVC.

Philip D. Askenazy, Ph.D.Registered Patent Agent (Non-Attorney)

Philip D. Askenazy, Science and Technology AdvisorPhil Askenazy engages in patent preparation, filing, prosecution and analysis, particularly in the areas of materials, optics, semiconductors, chemical engineering, and electro-mechanical devices.He also assists the firm's attorneys in business aspects of intellectual property licensing, technology commercialization, and business planning.

Askenazy graduated from Harvard University with an A.B. in Physics cum laude and received his Ph.D. from the California Institute of Technology in Applied Physics.

While in graduate school he was a co-founder of RTP Neural Applications, Inc., where he was responsible for all business aspects of the company, including both financial duties and marketing neural network pattern recognition services to the banking, insurance, and medical industries.

Phil then was Senior Manager at Martin Kurz & Co., Inc.There he introduced a new product line of sintered metallic fluidizing media, and was responsible for product development, manufacturing processes, quality control, design of advertising materials, marketing, sales, and customer support.In addition to his other duties he instituted manufacturing inventory, work-in-progress, and quality control systems.

From 1996 to 2001 Askenazy was Director of Physical Science Technologies at Science & Technology Corporation @ UNM (STC), where he oversaw the patenting and licensing of a portfolio of the hundreds of physical science inventions created at the University of New Mexico, negotiated license, research, and consortia agreements, marketed inventions to potential corporate licensees, directed patent prosecution, and created and implemented technology transfer policies.

He then became STC's first Director, New Ventures, with responsibility for forming startup companies based on UNM technologies, including selecting technologies that were candidates for startup formation, defining the market opportunity and business model, drafting preliminary business plans, conceiving intellectual property strategies and securing intellectual property protection, recruiting senior management, and obtaining seed funding.

Prior to joining Peacock Myers, Phil held the position of Director, Product Management for Concise Logic, Inc., a UNM spinoff that provides specialized software for semiconductor circuit designers.There he drafted product specifications, identified early adopter customers and recruited corporate partners, oversaw the intellectual property portfolio, managed prototype software development, and assisted with business plan development and fund raising.

Licensing this new technology to Zia Laser is an important step leading to significant improvements in high-speed telecommunications , said Phil Askenazy , director of new ventures at STC.