Skip navigation.
Home

Open forum on incubation and incubator-stage companies in NYS

You don't need to have a user name on this site to post or read here. However, certain restrictions apply such as a "captcha" challenge, "preview-before-post" rule, and a moderation queue for replies. If you want full posting freedom and you are a member of BIA/NYS or a tenant of a BIA/NYS member incubator, register for a user name (left-hand column) and then you can reply here without moderation, and you can post in the members' or tenants' forums which are visible only to registered users.

Maximize your startup potential with Berkeley Ventures!

 

Berkeley Ventures is a new Bay Area incubator for early-
stage tech startups. In 2009, we announced our first four portfolio companies — all set to
take up residence in the firm’s 8,400 square-foot office space in. All portfolio companies
was handpicked based on their disruptive potential in each of our sectors.
 
As VentureBeat reported earlier, we distinguish ourselves from the other Bay Area
incubators that focus on similar areas. We extend our portfolio support services far
beyond the standard three-month program. We offer not only seed money but also rent-
free space in our building for three months, and discounted rent after that for as many
as two years. During this time, our portfolio companies also have access to mentorship,
legal and other services through Berkeley Ventures, as well as an advisory board to
connect with external investors.
 
We are accepting applications. Berkeley Ventures brings together experts from multiple
industries and sectors. You will receive the strategy, product, and operational answers
you need to help your business thrive. Our advisors include expert CEO's, investment
bankers, and venture capitalists to help grow your business. Berkeley Ventures is a
culture of collaboration and innovation.

Discussion space for New York Small Business Task Force -- role of incubation

On July 8th, Gov. Paterson announced creation of the New York Small Business Task Force, chaired by William Grinker. The Task Force will include a strong focus on technical assistance and entrepreneurship programs of a kind that incubators provide. It also includes members representing several of our member incubators, including the High Tech Rochester Lennox Tech Enterprise Center, the Center for Economic Growth/WIC, and the Syracuse Technology Garden.

UPDATE (12/1/09): The final report is now available here. If you wish, please use comments on this forum topic to record your ideas or reactions. Useful insights will be shared with Empire State Development. Comments will appear after a moderation delay, unless you are a registered user (member incubators and their tenants only). Abusive or off-topic comments are subject to deletion.

Discussion space for the Governor's task force on university/industry partnerships -- the role of incubation

On May 14th, Gov. Paterson announced appointment of a Task Force on Industry/Higher Education Partnerships for Economic Development, to be chaired by Cornell president David Skorton. Executive Order #19 which created the Task Force has a pronounced focus on the role of business incubation.

If you wish, please use comments on this forum topic to record your ideas or reactions. Useful insights will be shared with the Task Force executive director Daniel Doktori. Comments will appear after a moderation delay, unless you are a registered user (member incubators and their tenants only). Abusive or off-topic comments are subject to deletion.

Do you issue press releases with client successes or news?

Hi Folks

Good to meet some of you at the State meeting at Stony Brook.

Just curious if you issue press releases for your clients or with their news items.

Jane

Database question

What do the abbreviations "CD", "SD", and "AD" mean in the incubator database?

Syndicate content