TRIPLE HELIX noms.pmd

Results and ImplicationsAn enhanced model of international collaboration and high growth venture creation will be proposed. The paper presents a new“trilateral triple helix combination”, a model that could provide insights into other governments and universities. The paper willimpact entrepreneurship educators and researchers, university policy makers, and governmental policy makers, includingthose who might have an influence on determining intellectual property rights in the new global era of technological developmentand exploitation.Entrepreneurship educators might find new models for international entrepreneurship courses that could lead to the creation ofnew global businesses from their student bases. In addition, they might find new ways to collaborate with their peers throughoutthe world.The research and findings will benefit policy makers, especially those considering transnational university collaborations craftedfor the purpose of developing entrepreneurial activity in the knowledge economy setting, and of facilitating technology firmcreation for the benefit of their economies.This paper impacts the movement of international entrepreneurship for it provides a potential method for the creation of “bornglobal” ventures. In addition, it brings into question the status-quo intellectual property regime and prods policy makers to reexaminethe relevancy of the legal structure and underlying assumptions of current ownership rights.Madrid, October 20, 21 & 22 - 201057