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Incubators
National Business Inc. www.nbia.org
The National Business Incubation Association (NBIA) is the world's leading
organization advancing business incubation and entrepreneurship. It provides
thousands of professionals with the information, education, advocacy and
networking resources to bring excellence to the process of assisting early-stage
companies worldwide.
The association is composed primarily of incubator developers and managers. Its
mission is to provide training and a clearinghouse for information on incubator
management and development issues and on tools for assisting start-up and
fledgling firms.
Cincinnati Business Incubators, Inc.
www.cbincubator.org
Cincinnati Business Incubator, Inc. (CBI) is one of over 1100 incubators in
operation in North America. Incubators provide an environment where small
businesses can receive education, technical assistance, office space, share
administrative support, work collaboratively, and form valuable network
partnerships for financing and other professional services.
We serve all small businesses, with a special focus on minority and women
owned-companies. The goal of incubation is to produce successful graduates so
that they are financially viable and freestanding when they leave the incubator.
Most businesses participate in our program for 3-5 years and then "graduate".
CBI has graduated 25 businesses including our first national franchisee, Mrs.
Fields Cookies".
Main Street Ventures
www.digitalrhine.com
Main Street Ventures is a not-for-profit Technology Development Facilitator
whose goal is to accelarate technology development efforts in 3 areas:
New Economy Companies: We help existing companies and entrepreneurs to develop
New Economy Companies.
Tri-State Community: We help develop the Tri-State community.
Business Development: We help technology-related support businesses.
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Hamilton County Development Company
www.hcdc.com
Hamilton County Development Company Hamilton County Development Company, Inc.
(HCDC) is a private not-for-profit corporation organized to promote economic
development. Located in the center of Greater Cincinnati, HCDC administers a
variety of U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and State of Ohio loan
programs.
HCDC developed and operates the Hamilton County Business Center, a business
incubator located at 1776 Mentor Ave, Norwood, Ohio. In addition, HCDC manages
the Hamilton County Office of Economic Development, which administers tax
incentive programs and provides economic development services to Hamilton County
and its local communities.
Madison E-Zone
www.madisone-zone.com
A non-profit corporation, Madison E-Zone operates a rapid business
accelerator in Northern Kentucky to attract and serve start-up, emerging and
existing high technology businesses.
The E-Zone seeks to enrich and strengthen the technology community in Northern
Kentucky and the region as a whole by creating opportunities for technological
innovation and economic development. Madison E-Zone has been declared the
Regional Innovation and Commercialization Center (ICC) for Northern Kentucky by
the state of Kentucky.
BIO/START
www.biostart.org
BIO/START, Greater Cincinnati's biomedical, bioengineering, and biotechnology
start-up business incubator since 1996, is located near the University of
Cincinnati campus.
As part of Ohio's Thomas Edison Program, BIO/START provides laboratory
facilities, business expertise and a supportive environment for entrepreneurs
and their newly formed life science companies.
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