i2E - Turning Innovation Into Enterprise

Position: Executive Advisor	Comments
This position offers a key role in the development of Oklahoma’s technology-based economy as an Executive Advisor with i2E in its Oklahoma City office. >More info
Position: Manager, Concept Investments	Comments
A finance professional is needed to coordinate pre-seed and proof-of-concept initiatives in i2E's Oklahoma City office that provide critical funding to Oklahoma’s most promising technology-based startups. >More info
Position: Marketing & Event Coordinator	Comments
We are seeking an event professional to assist with development and management of our new launch series in Oklahoma City.>More info
Position: Coordinator, SeedStep Angels	Comments
We are looking for an individual in our Oklahoma City office to promote and maintain an active Angel Group membership and positive investment activity. >More info
Position: Executive Assistant	Comments
We are looking for a self-starting professional in our Oklahoma City office to assist the President and oversee board and committee activity. >More info
Real Time Rehab: Helping Physical Therapists Provide Portable Patient-Specific Programs	Comments
When one of his instructors at the University of Oklahoma challenged her physical therapy class to think up ways to improve therapy, Jeremy Green not only came with an idea. He came up with a company, Real Time Rehab of Tulsa. >More info
Orbus Technology: Safe, Secure Networks for K-12 Schools	Comments
Small, rural school districts often are caught in a technology Catch-22. Their classrooms are filled with computers, but no one on the staff has expertise to connect them to a network that would allow students and teachers to use the technology effectively. Plus districts fear letting students have access to Internet sites through school computers. >More info
Search and Clear™: Intuitive Web-based Solution for Work Group Collaboration	Comments
When Neal Nordlinger, founder of Search and Clear™, discusses his two-decade career as a producer, writer, and executive in the entertainment industry, he describes a side of the business that the public doesn’t see. >More info

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