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The Spin-Out Process
The University of Central Lancashire has adopted recommendations from the Government’s independent review of university spin-out companies in relation to its spin-out process.
University founding equity and spin-out terms are aligned with and guided by best-practice as provided by the TenU USIT Guide and USIT Software Guide.
Founders are encouraged to adopt amongst themselves proportionate equity distribution that both recognises the contributions to originating IP and continued intellectual support, but also the need to reward and incentivise those individuals who will commit considerable effort in taking the company forward. Furthermore, income received by the University from licensing IP (royalties and other licensing fees) will be distributed according to the revenue-sharing terms stated in our IP policy.
The University aims to achieve within a time frame of three months from approval of a business case for spin-out creation the provision of an initial draft of legal terms.
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