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Business Incubator Series: Tim Lavengood, Technology Innovation Center – Evanston, Illinois (Part 6)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Praveen Karoshi Irina: Would you give us an example of service providers that come to your incubator? Tim: We have people who made a living for a couple of years doing programming for various of our companies. You come in, you are doing C++ or something like that, you
Business Incubator Series: Tim Lavengood, Technology Innovation Center – Evanston, Illinois (Part 5)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Praveen Karoshi Irina: What other kind of projects students usually do? Tim: We had a company that did consumer electronics. They had a little bug zapper that they were designing, and we had a student group that came in and helped with that. As matter of fact, they produced
Business Incubator Series: Stephen Fleming, Enterprise Innovation Institute, Georgia Tech – Atlanta (Part 8)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Candice Arnold Irina: What about those entrepreneurs who don’t need or want to raise money? Stephen: Right, the bootstrappers. We have an active community of bootstrapping companies now, that for whatever reason, don’t need to or choose not to raise money – or choose not to raise money right
Business Incubator Series: Tim Lavengood, Technology Innovation Center – Evanston, Illinois (Part 4)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Praveen Karoshi Irina: How do you usually process entrepreneurs’ applications or inquiries? Tim: I don’t have a hard and fast rule for that because, again, I don’t want people to articulate aspects of their business that they are not yet qualified to do. I just don’t want them to
Business Incubator Series: Stephen Fleming, Enterprise Innovation Institute, Georgia Tech – Atlanta (Part 7)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Candice Arnold Stephen: Now, phase 2 [of the Georgia Research Alliance Commercialization Program] – and we go up to Phase 4 – phase 2 is an up to $100,000 grant, again, to the university or universities. Sometimes these are joint ventures between, for example, Georgia Tech and Emory. It
Business Incubator Series: Tim Lavengood, Technology Innovation Center – Evanston, Illinois (Part 3)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Praveen Karoshi Irina: So, is it OK to come to your incubator just with an idea? Tim: If it’s an idea and a dedication that this is going to be the dedication of a life for a while, then, yes. As I said, these people are going full time.
Business Incubator Series: Stephen Fleming, Enterprise Innovation Institute, Georgia Tech – Atlanta (Part 6)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Candice Arnold Stephen: One of the larger donors to Georgia Tech Edison Fund is the Charles Edison Fund. That is the fund that was set up by the son of Thomas Edison. They allow us to use the Thomas Edison name.
Business Incubator Series: Tim Lavengood, Technology Innovation Center – Evanston, Illinois (Part 2)
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Praveen Karoshi Tim: So, the fourth thing we have is this peer group where companies get to learn from each other and from us. Over the 26 years we have been around, we have had more than 350 clients. We have just in Evanston, which is a small suburb
