(WASHINGTON, D.C. — Aug. 10, 2026) From reimagining its flagship National Meeting as a dynamic virtual event to expanding its professional development and mentorship resources, the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC) demonstrated remarkable agility and growth in Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25), according to its newly released Annual Report.
Highlights from the FY25 Annual Report include:
"As a Board Member during FY25, I was constantly impressed with the consistent and ongoing efforts of the FLC team," says FLC Executive Director Paige George. "Their persistence and talent were always evident, and that became a big reason why I wanted to put myself forward for the Executive Director role when it became available. The FLC continues to provide significant value to its member laboratories and aid in advancing mission-critical technology transfer to the American public."
By law, the FLC is required to submit a report every year to the President, Congress, and appropriate agencies. The FLC Annual Report is also shared broadly with the Consortium's audiences, including Board Members and federal Agency Representatives. This Annual Report provides an overview of the FLC's activities and events, strategic committees, and regional promotions during the fiscal year, as well as the financial contributions of its member agencies.
The last three FLC Annual Reports have won APEX Awards for design. Read the full FY25 Annual Report here. The FLC's fiscal year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30. The FY25 Annual Report covers Oct. 1, 2024 – Sept. 30, 2025.
The FLC is a formally chartered, nationwide network of more than 300 federal laboratories, agencies, and research centers that foster commercialization best practice strategies and opportunities for accelerating federal technologies from out of the labs and into the marketplace. To learn more, visit federallabs.org.