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Technology Incubator adds new energy tenant, Apex Offshore Wind
The SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator has generated a great deal of positive energy in the Western New York business community since it opened last December...
Goodman named director for KUTLU-NITT gateway
Relations between the SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator and a Japanese technology licensing consortium were underscored recently with a visit from Japanese officials who announced that Richard Goodman has been named Director of International Affairs for KUTLO-NITT.
Higgins announces additional federal funds for Incubator; welcomes new tenants
Congressman Brian Higgins (NY-27) met with new tenants of the SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator on Monday, as he received an update on one of the most creative economic development initiatives in Western New York. The Congressman also took the opportunity to announce $150,000 in funding for the Incubator, which comes in addition to the $147,500 allocated previously.
Business students to host Entrepreneur Fair April 28
Students enrolled in the School of Business’ Entrepreneurship class (BUAD 350), led by Professor Sue McNamara, will host an Entrepreneurship Fair on Wednesday, April 28...
First Duathlon and Fun Run help kick off Earth Week Sunday, April 18
After two successful years of organizing events to observe Earth Week, the Sustainability Committee at SUNY Fredonia is expanding its program this year by hosting...
Social entrepreneurship workshop on fundraising offered March 31
The Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation (NCCF), in collaboration with the SUNY Center for Social Entrepreneurship Program (SEP), has scheduled a second Social Entrepreneurship workshop titled...
Incubator helps Chautauqua Works keep working after fire destroys Masonic Building
The Chautauqua Works Dunkirk office has received a much-needed hand from its newest neighbor -- the SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator -- following the devastating late-February fire that resulted in the total loss of the Masonic Temple building it partially occupied.
Technology door to Japan opens at SUNY Fredonia Business Incubator
SUNY Fredonia officials and community leaders recently gathered with guests from Japan at the new Business Technology Incubator in downtown Dunkirk to mark the start...
SUNY Fredonia Tech Incubator is open for business in new $6 million facility
The long-awaited SUNY Fredonia Business Technology Incubator opened its doors on Dec. 21 to much fanfare among business, government, university and community leaders who have worked together since 2006 to create one of the most exciting and potential-filled economic development projects in Chautauqua County history.