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Me Mor andu M of agr ee Ment The purpose of this Memorandum of Agreement is to enhance economic and workforce development in Central Pennsylvania through a partnership between The Pennsylvania State University and the Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County. Together, we will work toward building a nurturing and collaborative environment in which professionals, entrepreneurs and businesses of all sizes can thrive. Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County (CBICC) will: Facilitate entrepreneurial development initiatives while serving as an integral component in the economic development efforts that include INVENT Penn State and the community. Partner with Penn State in business recruitment activities resulting from Penn State research and academic excellence. Identify and coordinate a community response to critical factors necessary to produce a competitive economic development portfolio. Pursue financial support and incentives to facilitate the commercialization of Penn State intellectual property in Centre County and the region. Actively market “INVENT Penn State” with our regional and statewide partners as we promote Centre County and the region as a prime business destination. Undertake efforts among local governments, authorities and entities to effect positive improve- ments that will streamline business investment and development processes and further nurture the entrepreneurial ecosystem in support of INVENT Penn State. Penn State will: Work with CBICC to leverage Penn State entrepreneurial initiatives into economic engines in our local communities. Partner with CBICC in business recruitment activities emanating from the private sector or from Penn State research and academic excellence. Identify and coordinate ways in which the University can help produce a competitive economic development portfolio. Work with CBICC to pursue financial support from local, state and federal agencies to foster commercialization and economic growth locally and regionally. Support CBICC’s efforts to actively market Centre County and the region as a prime business destination. Partner with CBICC to effect positive change among local governments, authorities and entities that enhance and promote opportunities for economic and workforce development in Centre County and the region. Promote investments to further positive economic outcomes and greater academic opportunities by engaging alumni and community members who hold an affinity for the University and its surrounding area. The Pennsylvania State University and the Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County pledge to execute these goals promoting economic and entrepreneurial development for Centre County and the Central Pennsylvania region. Signed this first day of May, 2015. Signed by: Dr. Eric J. Barron Signed by: Vern Squier President, The Pennsylvania State University President, CBICC/CCIDC