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Dr. Lee Greenberg Selected as FLC Representative of the Year - Presented to an FLC Representative for sustained significant service to the FLC as an organization.

US Army Benét Laboratories 

Dr. Lee Greenberg has served with dedication in the FLC Northeast Region and on the national FLC board.  He has implemented visionary approaches to federal technology transfer and industry collaboration and through these activities and more, has significantly elevated awareness of the FLC in the Northeast and communicated new practices and prime examples of novel technology transfer methods to the nationwide FLC community.

Dr. Greenberg established the technology transfer program at Benét Laboratories and put the first ever Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) into place, which enabled the Army to accept funds.  To date, Dr. Greenberg has been instrumental in approximately 150 CRADAs.  The value of these CRADAs has directly resulted in a cumulative $70 million in business. 

Within the FLC, Dr. Greenberg is an invaluable resource. He frequently assists FLC members, providing direction and solutions to complex issues pertaining to technology transfer mechanisms and instruments.  As a member of the FLC executive board serving as a Member-at-Large, he regularly provides consultations, presents his innovations and business achievements, and offers classes to FLC members and other DoD laboratories.

Dr. Lee Greenberg, center, with other 2006 FLC award recipients.