Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) Will Increase Exports to Target Markets Through the Oai Education, Training, Technology Development and Export Initiative for Advanced Air Mobility (UAV) and Commercial Space Cluster: 1. Organize Seminars and Training - Work With Stakeholders and Partners to Create Education and Training in the Areas of Technology Advancement, Standards and Certifications, Itar and Export Controls, Ip Protection, as Well as All Export Training and Development. Pre-trade-mission Counseling and Overviews Will Also Be Included. 2. Co-organize Forums for Uav and Space Cluster - (one Per Year) With Trade Forums Will Involve an Exchange of Ideas and Discussion Around the Industry and How to Best Advance Technologies and Opportunities Globally. We Will Co-host With the International Trade Administration Stakeholders Such as Jobs Ohio. Ohio Federal Research Network as Well as Oai's Partners: Farnborough Aerospace Consortium, Midlands Aerospace Alliance, Aero Montreal,
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$300,000
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