Our member Linc, The Lighting Cultivator™, is seeking a director of business development. Please see the attached job description. Linc is a not-for-profit corporation that acts as a virtual incubator for commercialization of new lighting products and services, assisting lighting and lighting-related companies to grow and create jobs in New York State. It collaborates with RPI's Lighting Research Center and NYSERDA.

BioBAT, Inc., an organizational cousin of our supporting member the SUNY Downstate Advanced Biotechnology Incubator, is seeking an executive director to guide development of 500,000 square feet of bioscience research and biomanufacturing space at the Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT).

BioBAT is a nonprofit entity created by the New York City Economic Development Corporation, acting on behalf of New York City, and the SUNY Research Foundation, acting on behalf of SUNY Downstate. Dr. Eva Cramer, the Downstate Vice President for Biotechnology and director of the Downstate incubator, also is president of the BioBAT board. 

Further information and instructions on how to apply can be found in the position description attached as a pdf. 

Monica Hughley, director of our member the South Side Innovation Center, has resigned due to the relocation of her husband's job, leaving a vacancy that Syracuse University is now searching to fill (please see attached pdf of the job announcement). The South Side Innovation Center is one of a series of initiatives serving the city's South Side sponsored by the Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprise Program and the Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship at SU's Whitman School of Management.

During her tenure, Monica added additional space and capacity at the South Side Innovation Center. She and her family are returning to her native Indiana, where she will be based in Fort Wayne. We wish her well! If you are interested in the directorship, please view the attached job announcement, with a link to SU's online jobs portal.