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Asa Brown
Assistant Professor and Legal Professional
Asa Brown is an Assistant Professor at Washington State University (WSU) who has a diverse background in law, business development, and entrepreneurship.1 Here are some key details about his professional experience and education:
Professional Experience
Current Positions::
- Assistant Professor at Washington State University (since January 2023)1
- Principal Attorney at Law Offices of Asa D. Brown, PLLC (since March 2017)1
Previous Roles at WSU::
- Assistant Director of Entrepreneurship (August 2020 - April 2022)
- Innovation and Research Engagement Associate (September 2018 - August 2020)
- Technology Licensing Associate (August 2016 - August 2020)1
Other Notable Experience::
- Head of Business Development at Rewire Neuro (September 2021 - January 2023)
- Corporate Counsel at Area360 (August 2015 - March 2016)1
Education
- Master of Science (MS) from Florida State University (2015)4
- Juris Doctor (JD) from Florida State University College of Law (2014)4
Areas of Expertise
Asa Brown's background spans multiple disciplines, including:
- Business development
- Entrepreneurship
- Technology licensing
- Corporate law
- Innovation and industry engagement
Involvement at WSU
At Washington State University, Brown is affiliated with the Center for Entrepreneurship and Carson Business Solutions.2 He has been involved in various entrepreneurial initiatives at the university, including:
- Participating as a judge in the WSU Business Plan Competition3
- Contributing to the entrepreneurship ecosystem at WSU2
Brown's multifaceted experience in law, business, and academia positions him well to contribute to WSU's entrepreneurship and innovation programs, as well as to teach and mentor students in these areas.
Highlights
I don’t often post here, but when I do, it’s to congratulate and support my student teams in the #wsu 2024 #businessplancompetition. Good luck to Desireé Lane, Andrew Miller, Chris Larsen, Andrew Stevens, and Jared Kelnhofer for their work over the last several months. It all comes down to these pitches. Great work to all of you and big shout out to Marie Mayes, Paul Warner, M.Sc., Savannah Maltos, Nikki Torres, and Annalise Charoonsophonsak on your work for this year’s #WSUBPC24!
Go Cougs!
Big news from the NCAA! Last week, the Division I Council approved NIL disclosure and transparency rules, aimed at improving transparency and student-athletes' rights. The NCAA's voluntary registration system may be perceived as an "opt-in" process, and without any incentives, it may not motivate behavior in these arenas. Check out the details in the link below. #NCAA #NIL #transparency #studentathletes
