John R. Castle

Lecturer in Entrepreneurship
Undergraduate Faculty Advisor, Center for Technology Entrepreneurship


ScD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1964
PMD, Harvard Graduate School of Business, 1978
BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1961

Specialties
New company formation and management, strategic analysis, customer selection and relationships, tactics for CEOs and Boards of Directors, practical advice for active managers, investor and employee communications

Positions Held
CEO, President or Founder: Savtech, Cantametrix, InfoMedx, Healthradius, Netstock, NuFlo Corp, Shiprate Corp, SeeColor Corp, Hamilton-Thorne BioScience, American BioDesign, Seragen.
General Partner, Washington Biotechnology Funding
Vice President and General Manager, FMC Bioproducts
Vice President, M/K Systems, Inc.
Technical Director and Vice President, Manufacturing, Marine Colloids, Inc.
Technical Director, Procter & Gamble
Director, Consultant and Advisory Board: Cadence Biomedical, GMOD, Stockbox Grocers, Engineering Solutions, Utrip, Washington Dental Service, Penwest, Harris Group, Inc., Arthur D. Little, Laser Fantasy, MailMediary, AquaEnergy

Honors and Awards
Undergraduate Professor of the Quarter for Autumn for Entrepreneurship (2005)

Community Service
Director, Encompass
Director, MIT Enterprise Forum of the Northwest
Director, Northwest Entrepreneur Network
Chairman, Puget Sound Section American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Director, Horizon Crest Community Association
Mediator, Bellevue Neighborhood Mediation Program

Selected Presentations
MIT Enterprise Forum
E-PLU Entrepreneurship Symposium
Seattle Pacific University
Technology Transfer Breakfast Series
Biotechnology Breakfast Series
Northwest Plant Biotechnology Consortium

Contact Information

Phone:425-503-1079
Fax:206-543-3968
Office:261 Mackenzie Hall
Email:castlej@uw.edu
Web:http://www.fostercac.com

Mailing Address

Foster School of Business
University of Washington
Box 353200
Seattle, WA 98195-3200

"Entrepreneurship is where the dream of the possible meets the art of the practical."