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Business
Incubation at CCIC
The
Ceramics Corridor Innovation
Centers (CCIC) incubation program
is designed to nurture your new
product venture through the start-up
stage – a crucial time in
any business endeavor. In addition
to traditional business incubation,
the facilities are also utilized
by established companies for off-site
R&D projects.
Advantages
- Targeted
Technology Resources & Support
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Flexible Space Leasing
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Incubator Preferred Utility
Rates
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Networking Opportunities
Entrepreneurs
Business incubation
gives entrepreneurs the opportunity
to launch their venture at
a prestigious address, while
surrounded by successful
and experienced professionals
and businesses. As a tenant
in the Innovation Center,
you will enjoy a custom-designed
environment of technical
and business services to
assure success.
Corporate
Partnering
The
CCIC program provides "neutral ground"
for corporate partnering on short
or long-term special projects.
The program is designed to nurture
new product ventures through the
start-up stage, which is the most
critical time in any business
endeavor. In addition to housing
fledgling companies in a traditional
incubator, our facilities can
be used as off-site "skunk-works"
for large projects for established
businesses.
What
is the Ceramics Corridor®
region of New York State?
The
Ceramics Corridor region is
located roughly along I-86
(Route 17), commonly known
as the Southern Tier of New
York State. This region has
a long and rich history of
glass and ceramics research,
development and manufacturing.
The New York State College
of Ceramics at Alfred University
is located within the Ceramics
Corridor®. Additionally,
many ceramics, glass and advanced
material industries maintain
a major presence in this region
such as: Anchor Glass Container
Corp., Corning Incorporated,
Cutler-Hammer, Imaging and
Sensing Technology Corp., and
IBM, Phillips Lighting, Toshiba
Display Devices, Inc., Vergason
Technologies, Inc., and Vesuvius
Hi-Tech Ceramics.
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