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| Massachusetts Association of Business Incubators (MABI) is an association created for the purpose of increasing support for business incubation programs in Massachusetts, enhancing public awareness, sharing experiences and exchanging referrals. | |||||
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The Enterprise Center at Salem State College is both a business incubator where startup small businesses may lease space in the center's building and a virtual center for entrepreneurs throughout the North Shore at every stage of business development. The Center provides dozens of free programs to small business owners to improve their business skills, sponsors an annual business plan competition, and promotes the creative economy. Our goal is to foster and grow our region’s economy and the small business sector in our region. The Enterprise Center manifests the commitment of Salem State College to be a major force in the economic and cultural development of the North Shore in the 21st Century and a "good neighbor" in the City of Salem. | ||||
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To help support growing businesses, the Massachusetts Office of Small Business & Entrepreneurship (OSBE), under the leadership of Executive Director André Porter, works with the State's many service providers of technical assistance and financing, as well as directly with small businesses to help provide the resources necessary for success. Whether your business is early stage or is well established, having the right information, assistance and training will allow your company to thrive, grow and succeed in Massachusetts. | ||||
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Founded in 1994, Tufts' Biotechnology Transfer Center was established with support from the U.S. Department of Commerce and the Small Business Administration to create a vibrant and growing biotechnology sector outside Boston. The Tufts incubator is part of the 106-acre Tufts Science Park in Grafton and provides the research infrastructure and faculty resources that young companies need to get started. |
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The Springfield Business Incubator provides comprehensive support services, resources and a stable environment to early stage businesses. Located in Springfield Technical Community College's professional and attractive Technology Park, resident businesses are guided by area business owners, lawyers, accountants and marketing professionals who serve on the Scibelli Enterprise Center's Advisory Board. |
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Biomedical Initiatives (MBI) is a private non-profit corporation
which operates three life science incubator laboratory facilities
in Worcester. MBI was created in 1988 to support the growth and
expansion of biotechnology, medical device and informatics related
companies throughout the state, enhancing the status of Massachusetts
as a world leader in the medical industry. MBI's fully equipped
laboratories and shared equipment are a fast, smart, and effective
way to launch a biomedical business. For more information visit
www.massbiomed.org. |
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The Advanced Technology and Manufacturing Center of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is located in the South Coast Research and Technology Park, near the intersection of Routes 195 and 24 in Fall River, within a 60,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art technology facility. The goal of the ATMC is to provide advanced technology and manufacturing solutions, through industry and university partnerships, to meet current and future business needs. |
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Cummings Properties operates nine million square feet of first-class commercial space in ten communities north of Boston. Many of Boston's hottest software, biotech and other technology ventures are already located in Cummings facilities, and are taking advantage of special rates, programs and customized suites designed to give entrepreneurs a head start. To learn more about what Cummings Properties has to offer entrepreneurs, please contact Eric Anderson at 781-932-7038. |
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The National Business Incubation Association is the world's leading organization advancing business incubation and entrepreneurship. |
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Since joining the World Trade Organization (WTO) in January 2002, Taiwanese industry has faced increasingly strong competition, and companies have had to acquire new knowledge and develop new technology and new innovations to stay current and competitive. The Small and Medium Enterprise Administration (MOEA) was developed and various incubator programs created to establish a support mechanism for starting enterprises and entrepreneurs. |
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