Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park

The Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP) is a first-of-its-kind park for quantum scale-up and related quantum and advanced microelectronics research and development. Located near downtown Chicago, IQMP is designed to support the full ecosystem of companies, researchers, suppliers, end users and other partners working to facilitate the development and commercialization of quantum technologies.

Find out more about the work at IQMP at https://iqmp.org.

• Schedule and Materials
• Board of Managers
• Public Comment Policy

Schedule and Materials

Materials for the meeting will be listed with the date when available.

Board of Managers

• Mr. Wilbur C. Milhouse III, chairman/CEO, Milhouse Engineering & Construction, chair
• Mr. John Atkinson, managing director, Marsh Chicago
• Dr. Rashid Bashir, dean, The Grainger College of Engineering
• Mr. Martin Cabrera, chief executive officer and founder, Cabrera Capital Markets and Cabrera Capital Partners
• Ms. Lisa Clemmons Stott, chief business attraction and development officer, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
• Dr. Stacia Edwards, deputy provost, City Colleges of Chicago
• Dr. Sonja Feist-Price, provost, Chicago State University
• Mr. Brad Henderson, CEO, P33 Chicago
• Dr. Paul Kearns, director, Argonne National Laboratory
• Dr. Young-Kee Kim, interim director, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
• Ms. Becky Locker, chief of staff, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
• Dr. Susan Martinis, vice chancellor for research and innovation, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, principal officer
• Dr. Nadya Mason, dean, Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago
• Dr. Eric Perreault, vice president for research, Northwestern University

Public Comment Policy

1. Requests to address the Board: Requests to appear before the IQMP, LLC Board of Managers (“Board”) to make comments to or ask questions of the Board must be received by the IQMP, LLC Secretary in writing no later than three business days before the Board meeting at which the individual wishes to speak. The request should set out clearly the nature of the subject matter to be presented and must relate to matters within the jurisdiction of the Board. In making a request to appear before the Board, individuals must give their names and any relevant title or affiliation. The Secretary will review this request and notify the person making the request whether he/she may give public comment at the next meeting, per Paragraph 3 below.
2. Time allocation: The Board will allow up to fifteen minutes in total for public comment/questions per meeting. An individual speaker will be permitted three minutes for a presentation. Thus, a maximum of five speakers will be recognized for each Board meeting.
3. Scheduling of speakers: When the number of requests to address the Board at a given session exceeds the time available, requests will be approved based on the date the written request was received by the Secretary of the Board. In addition, preference will be given to subject matters that relate to the agenda for the relevant Board meeting and to avoid repetitiveness. Substitute speakers will not be permitted.
4. Scheduling of sessions: The Chair will preside during public comment/questions, which normally will occur after presentations to the Board and before voting on agenda items.

A request to speak during the public comment portion can be submitted to uibot@uillinois.edu.