Thank you for your interest in the Flinn Foundation. The publications and multimedia content below tell the story of the Foundation and its program areas. The information and resources can be searched by content area.
Also available are reports and brochures from the First Decade of Arizona’s Bioscience Roadmap (2002-2012).
To request hard copies of publications, please contact Jessica Vaile at the Flinn Foundation.
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2023 Bioscience Entrepreneurship Program Brochure
August 2022
The 2023 Flinn Foundation Bioscience Entrepreneurship Program will award $30,000 through a nonprofit partner to up to six early-stage Arizona bioscience firms. Now in its 10th year, the program provides a professionally developed, yearlong plan specific to the needs of the individual firms that helps them advance to commercialization and become investor-ready. This two-page flyer describes the application process for the program, which includes a two-page business plan, pitch deck, and one letter of recommendation.The Latest Progress of the Biosciences in Arizona
April 2022
This brochure presents the latest performance data for Arizona’s bioscience sector, which is performing at historically high levels in jobs, wages, venture capital, National Institutes of Health research funding, and university research and development two decades after the launch of Arizona’s Bioscience Roadmap. The report highlights the substantial gains the state has made in the biosciences since 2002 and the major advances from the past year.
Arizona Center for Civic Leadership 2021 Annual Report
January 2022
The 2021 annual report for the Arizona Center for Civic Leadership at the Flinn Foundation highlights activities during the Center’s 10th year. In 2021, the Center’s 13th cohort of civic leaders completed its flagship program, the Flinn-Brown Fellowship; the Center hosted nine CivEx webinars, the annual Flinn-Brown Convention and first ever Flinn Scholars Summer Public Policy Institute; and community outreach was extended through the Arizona Civic Life Partnership, a new collaboration with the Center for the Future of Arizona.
2021 Flinn-Brown Fellows Directory
December 2021
The nearly 400 Flinn-Brown Fellows constitute a substantial talent pool for public service throughout Arizona, with wide-ranging expertise and experience. More than 90% of Fellows live in Arizona.
This directory makes it easy to learn about Fellows, connect, and explore their fit for service such as board membership, subject-matter expertise, collaboration across organizations, and more.