Connect. Collaborate. Innovate.
Membership in the SMART Congressional Initiative connects businesses, universities, government organizations, and technology professionals with a regional network dedicated to advancing science, technology, innovation, and economic development.
By supporting SMART, your company or organization can:
Expand Your Network: Increase your organization's visibility and build valuable professional relationships across government, academia, and industry.
Influence Technology Priorities: Gain a voice in science and technology issues that directly impact your organization and industry.
Strengthen Regional Collaboration: Become an active participant in the Mid-Atlantic technology community, helping identify priorities and advance strategic initiatives.
Pursue Federal Research Opportunities: Connect with partners and initiatives positioned to compete for federal research and development funding.
All SMART members receive access to:
Partnering and Networking Opportunities — Connect with technology leaders, researchers, businesses, and government representatives.
Federal and State Science & Technology Updates — Stay informed about emerging priorities, initiatives, and potential opportunities.
Regional, National, and International Collaboration — Explore partnerships that extend beyond individual organizations and geographic boundaries.
Technical Education and Workforce Development Initiatives — Receive invitations to meetings, discussions, and collaborative programs supporting the future technical workforce.
SMART Resource Database — Access available organizational resources and information to support networking, research, and collaboration.
SMART brings together the technical capabilities of industry and academia with the priorities of government agencies and national research initiatives.
Through its focus groups, collaborative projects, and professional network, SMART works to transform emerging technology requirements into practical opportunities for innovation, workforce development, and economic growth.
To learn more about SMART membership, organizational participation, or collaborative project opportunities, contact:
Robert Carullo
SMART Congressional Initiative
609-304-2904
bcarullo@smartstates.com
www.smart-states.org