Cornell University
An Ivy League university located in Ithaca, New York, USA, it is one of the world’s leading universities providing education to about 18,000 students from the world over. These students are guided by about 1,600 able faculty comprising mostly of internationally recognized authorities in their respective fields. The research interests and activities of this faculty have placed Cornell amongst the world’s best research institutions. Cornell’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is recognized as the leading agricultural university in the world. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), instrumental in establishing the International Agricultural Research System, has been involved in education and research partnerships in several countries in Asia since the Green Revolution. CALS, Cornell has strong linkages with the global seed sector in providing access to genetic resources and in transferring technologies that are appropriate for incorporating relevant traits in various crops. Cornell Center for Technology and Enterprise Commercialization (CCTEC) is a repository of intellectual properties generated at Cornell University. |
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Sathguru Management Consultants
Sathguru is engaged in the development of life science sector over the last two decades across the Asian region. The Life Sciences Strategy Group actively interacts wi`th local and international government bodies, NGOs and private sector companies to provide business strategy advisory services and technology transfer support to the farm and food sector. Sathguru has been engaged by multilateral development bodies and policy planners to integrate the food chain and accelerate international market access. Sathguru is responsible for managing the ABSPII for the South Asian region. ABSPII is globally managed by Cornell University. Sathguru represents Cornell's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences in India in several research, education and technology transfer initiatives. Sathguru has been responsible for the successful transfer of appropriate technologies to the seed sector over the last decade.
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