

Craig Arnold, Princeton's vice dean for innovation and University innovation officer, gestures during a discussion at the British-American business round-table discussion Nov. 8. (Photo by Harry Mitchell for Choose New Jersey).
A new era: Princeton's Office of Innovation
Building on a decade of rapid growth in innovation and entrepreneurship, Princeton has launched the Office of Innovation, a bold step to facilitate, cultivate and elevate the University’s expanding innovation pursuits.
The office will be a key resource for faculty, researchers and entrepreneurs who want to be involved in building a collaborative ecosystem that will spur real progress on society’s most pressing challenges and create pathways for brilliant ideas to find their place in the world to change lives.
Craig B. Arnold, the Susan Dod Brown Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and vice dean for innovation, has been named Princeton’s first University Innovation Officer and heads the new office.

Craig B. Arnold
Strategic Partnerships & Engagement
The Strategic Partnerships and Engagement team facilitates strategic partnerships between Princeton University faculty and external entities, including industry, academic institutions and government.
Technology Licensing & New Ventures
Tech Licensing and New Ventures helps connect industry partners, investors, and entrepreneurs with Princeton's cutting-edge technologies and researchers to bring innovative solutions to real-world problems.
Infrastructure & Innovation Programs
Princeton engages with the local, regional, national and global economic ecosystems by collaborating with industry, government, higher education and other partners to drive discoveries to benefit humanity.
We're hiring!
The Office of Innovation seeks a highly motivated individual to serve as the Grants and Finance Administrator.