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How Does the Program Work?

The CCIC program assists entrepreneurs by enabling reduced start-up costs and initial operating expenses, while also providing a prestigious address at an organization that has already graduated successful companies.

Start-up businesses generally remain in the program from 3-5 years, however we at CCIC recognize that the needs of different types of businesses can greatly vary. Another benefit of locating your start-up project with CCIC is flexibility. You may want a great deal of advice or assistance with your business. Or, you may have the general business knowledge you need and only require assistance with a certain area of your product development.

The Basic Steps of Business Incubation

  • Contact CCIC Staff to discuss your start-up business or project and take a tour of the facilities
  • Submit your business plan and lease office/lab space suitable for your needs
  • Incubate your business for a period of 3-5 years
  • Benchmark the progress of your business regularly and receive mentoring assistance from the CCIC staff and service providers
  • Graduate from the CCIC program and relocate to your own facilities when both you and CCIC agree that you are ready
  • Succeed by continuing to operate your own growing company at your new location

If you have a product idea, business venture idea, or R&D project related to ceramics, glass, advanced materials, biotechnology, nanotechnology or other related technology, but need assistance with a business plan or are interested in information on where to obtain start-up funds, contact Jon Wilder, CCIC Executive Director to discuss whether you have a fit for the program, and what funding opportunities may be available for you.

 

Technology Transfer Relationships

Members of the CCIC gain important advantages through access to faculty expertise and graduate students, state-of-the-art analyses services and equipment via Alfred University and the New York State College of Ceramics. Industry/Academic partnerships and corporate business methods are a standard method for introducing new technology to the marketplace.

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Report: Tenants & Technology

A summary of selected companies, their technology and achievements.

 
 
 
 

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