Minalogic : Pole de competitivite Grenoble Isère

Governance

The governance structure at Minalogic is organized around a board of directors which manages strategy at the cluster. The board oversees the coordination and technological units and reports to the members of the cluster at regular meetings.

The Minalogic Board of Directors is made up of the following six members:

Schneider Electric represented by Philippe Delorme, Chairman
STMicroelectronics represented by Bernard Fontan, Treasurer
The Isère General Council represented by Erwann Binet, Secretary
Troncs Microsystems represented by Stéphane Renard
Grenoble INP [Grenoble Institute of Technology] represented by Paul Jacquet
The CEA [French Atomic Energy Commission] represented by Jean Therme

All categories of Minalogic members—corporate partners, local government, small and mid-sized enterprises and industries, training and education organizations, and research laboratories—are represented on the board.

The board also grants certification for projects via an extended committee that includes experts in the fields concerned.

The time it takes for a project to be certified varies. However, turnaround times always take into account the proposal submission deadlines.

Projects that do not obtain certification the first time they are submitted may in some cases be re-submitted for Minalogic certification once any changes recommended by the review committee are made.

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Coordination Unit ...

The Minalogic Coordination Unit implements the board's decisions relative to daily operations at the cluster.
The unit has four permanent members:

Nicolas Leterrier, Chief Representative
Laurent Julliard, Director, EmSoC Cluster
Alain Le Roy, Director, Micro-NanoTechnologies Cluster, assisted with coordination by Michel Montier
Isabelle Millet, In charge of relations with SMEs and local authorities
Françoise Laurent, Ingrid Mattioni, Communication Officer
Nadège Veber, Assistant

The Coordination Unit's mission is to:

Serve as a liaison between cluster partners to help identify potential projects (monthly meeting)
Ensure relations with the financing commission and help put together project financing packages
Promote projects (target government programs at the regional, national, E.U., and international levels)
Ensure that project output is transferred to industrial and services businesses
Set up tools for collaboration: Information development and sharing platforms / Priority access to common resources
/ Observatory of advanced practices in embedded software
Develop an integration laboratory (technological tools)
Run coordination activities and communication campaigns to enhance the image of the cluster and its partners
Implement cluster policies to increase international attractiveness and influence
Create ties with other competitiveness clusters working in the fields of micro- and nano-technologies and embedded systems in France and internationally
Set up indicators and tools to manage and assess the performance of the cluster