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CenterState CEOInnovation & Entrepreneurship Portfolio May 2014 — TECH ESHIP 101, SUNY ESF
Vision • Innovation ● Collaboration ● Transformation Members • Non-‐profit, economic and business development organization
• 2,000 members across 12 New York State counties Core Focus Areas • Business expansion, retention and attraction • Infrastructure and urban redevelopment • Workforce and talent initiatives • CenterState chamber business services • Government relations • Tourism and regional marketing • Innovation and Entrepreneurship
CenterState CEO is
• The Tech Garden: a 33,000 sq ft incubator in downtown Syracuse
• Adjacent Building “Tech Garden 2” with 18,300 sq ft
• 31 companies with over 100 employees
• 400+ virtual tenants and program participants
• Syracuse CoWorks: first downtown coworking space
• Tech Garden 2 Opening May 2014
• Very fast IT Infrastructure, Advanced A/V, conference rooms, various sized suites
• Partner with Syracuse Center of Excellence in environmental and energy systems to staff the office of industry collaboration
• Access and synergies with the 2000 members of CEO
CEO’s Innovation Assets
• One of Five incubators designated as Hot Spots
• Access to Hot Spot Tax Credits Program
• Tech Garden 1 and Tech Garden 2 are eligible locations for Startup NY Zones, with University cooperation
• Operating capital to support the Partner Network
• Success via strong partnerships and leveraging existing programs and assets of the network
• 21 Organizations and programs in the Partner Network
• Syracuse University, Upstate Medical, SUNY ESF, SUNY Oswego and others
• New virtual incubation client programming and opportunities
CNY Innovation Hot Spot
PreSeed Workshop
Syracuse Tech Meetup
UPStart Syracuse
Startup Weekend
Ideation
Startup Labs CEO Ventures
Student Sandbox
Grants for Growth: Track 1
Acceleration
Grants for Growth: Track 2
The Clean Tech Center
C.H.O.P.P. Shop
Armory Square
Ventures
Venture Development
Tech Garden Incubation
Innovation Programs 2010-2013 !“merger change management”
Hybrid programming, 2014 and on…
Incubation Accelerators
The “Hybrid”
Pros: -‐ Place based hubs in
community -‐ long-‐term relationship
model between tenants and mentors
-‐ can be self-‐sufficient w/reant
Cons: -‐ Both operators and tenants get comfortable with “real estate play”
Pros: -‐ High level of excitement
and marketing -‐ They actually make seed
investments -‐ intense mentorship, often
from national circuits Cons: -‐ Most only last 6-‐12 weeks, they tend to disappear when they are over
Combine the pros of both but mitigate the cons. !2 year program with intense mentorship and investments every 6 months
PreSeed Workshop
Syracuse Tech Meetup
UPStart Syracuse
Startup Weekend
Ideation
Startup Labs CEO Ventures
Student Sandbox
Grants for Growth: Track 1
Acceleration
Grants for Growth: Track 2
The Clean Tech Center
C.H.O.P.P. Shop
Armory Square
Ventures
Venture Development
Tech Garden Incubation
And this can become…
The “Germinator"
PreSeed Workshop
Syracuse Tech Meetup
UPStart Syracuse
Startup Weekend Startup Labs
CEO Ventures
Student Sandbox
Grants for Growth: Track 1
Grants for Growth: Track 2
The Clean Tech Center
C.H.O.P.P. Shop
Armory Square Ventures
Germinator Events
Germinator Seminars
Germinator Trellis
DevBoxOrg Chart in Residence
(CEO Ventures)
Regional Programs
TG Real Estate
Germinator Graduates
Feeder
Feeder
Feeder
Feeder
Feeder
Feeder
Feeder
Syracuse CoWorks
Staff / Mentors
Feeder
Hot Spot and Zones
Virtual Hot Spot Zones
…this
Traditional Incubation
Downtown, Neighborhood and Regional Real Estate
Feeder
Tech Garden Real Estate
Incubation•Eventually 30% of space or
less•Startup NY Zone recruits•Germinator Grads•Partners: NYBDC, MedTech,
LaunchNY, etc.•Legacy Leases
Accelerators•Eventually 40% of space•Continue to evolve SL•Solve Sandbox sustainability•Look at new programs in
clean, bio/ag, health, D2D
The Germinator•Active Client portfolio of 6-9 companies•Eventually 30% of space or more•Combine uniquely a Hybrid Accelerator
and Incubator•Creates a set of 3 offerings: events,
workshops, and the physical trellis
5C. Germinator—internal (required for clients)
GerminatorEvents
Trellis Seminars
• Weekly activities intended to encourage cross-pollination, support and motivation
• 8 “first year” companies + 4 “second year” companies
• Access to progams: Including trademarked DevBox and Org Chart in Residence
• TTG space, Resource Center and Co-Op credits
• 24-month curriculum
• Periodic inspections ensure that companies make appropriate progress
5C. Germinator — external (open to tenants and public)
GerminatorEvents
TTG Outreach
• Community-building gatherings focused on coalescing the Centerstate NY tech community
• Coordinated with other CNY entities
Alumni gatherings• Strategic partner
recruitment• Investor relations
(CSA)• Co-op
participation
• Public access to select core and elective workshops elements
• Sponsorship opportunities are available
$$
$$$ $
SeminarsTrellis
SeminarsPre Seed Workshop • Three day workshop includes a week of homework • Participants build foundational plans and evaluation tools to
determine go/no-‐go • Teams formed around some IP already in place • Often a tool used by Universities to consider spin-‐out !!Growing Pool of Success –
as of June 2012 !• 55 pre-‐seed workshops with • 2000 participants working on • 302 high-‐tech ideas to • create 138+ high-‐tech companies
Syracuse Tech Meetup • The Tech Garden has its own technology oriented social media site • Use meetup.com infrastructure for our own branded event platform • www.meetup.com/Syracuse-‐Tech-‐Meetup/ • 895 users on the platform • An event every 6 weeks !
!!
Events
Startup Weekend • Host and organize Syracuse Startup
Weekend • Avg. 135 attendees • Integrated curriculum at local universities
with students earning credit for participating
• CEO Staff facilitate Startup Weekends: Albany, Rochester, Ithaca, Binghamton, Saratoga Springs and Buffalo
!
Events
Trellis ProgramsOrg Chart in Residence Short acceleration, fee-‐for-‐service engagements to provide long term success for early stage companies: • Provide incubation space • Access to local business leaders • Business and technical
development activities with consulting and mentorship !!!
• Provide strategic board of advisors • 2 startups engaged, launched as a
pilot in 2012 • Ready to scale with sponsor
support
5.C org chart in residence
Finance
Operations
Technology
Vision, direction, executive management, fundraising
Accounting, capital formation, fundraising
Project management, staffing, HR, partner/vendor management
Design/Development strategy, developer recruitment/management, tech landscape/horizon expertise
Company formation/protection, intellectual property protection, corporate governance advice
Sales force development, sales forecasting, lead management
Marketing strategy development, branding, pricing, promotion, media
Intern
SCORE
SBDC
Strategy
EIR
Intern
SCORE
SBDC
EIR
Intern
SCORE
SBDC
EIR
Intern
SCORE
SBDC
EIRIntern
SCORE
SBDC
Legal
EIR
Intern
SCORE
SBDC
Sales
EIR
Intern
SCORE
SBDC
Marketing
EIR
Tenants
Germinator Participant
Trellis: OCiR
Trellis ProgramsThe Dev Box • An In-‐house software development shop • Two Principles: “Software eating the world” and Development/Coding is as good as cash
• Serve TG companies, • existing software shops as referrals and talent placement • Public
Syracuse Student Sandbox • Student venture incubator and accelerator program • Joint partnership with The Tech Garden, Syracuse
University and 16 regional colleges • Featuring the $1.7 million SU Raymond von Dran
IDEA Fund • Recognized by the Kauffman Foundation as a
national model • 70+ ventures in program • 115 mentors • Over $3 million in follow on funds raised by
participant companies • Rounded Co. (2010 participant) became anchor
tenant of The Tech Garden bootstrapped via revenue with 15 employees inside of 3 yrs
Student Acceleration
University Research Centers
Industry Partners
Grants for Growth • Commercializing university IP • $25K “Proof of Concept” grants • $150K convertible debt “Concept to
Market” notes • 41 ventures in the program • 55 patents • $43.5 million in follow on funding • 7 university partners • $5 million in New York State
investment since 2005
!!
Regional Resource Programs
Clean Tech Center • $1.5M NYSERDA clean energy incubator
• One of six in the state • Commercialize technology & launch companies
• Consortium model: academic, industry, bus. dev. & investors
• Top ten cleantech cluster region in the world – GCCA 2010 • Physical & virtual tenants
!34 Client Companies
!22 Product Launches
!!!
Acceleration
Results to date:
$9M follow on Grants
$17M private capital
State Income
Tax Credit
Payroll Tax Credit
Property Tax
Abatement
Locus of Decision
Expected Turn
Around Time
Other Other 2
Hot Spot Incubator
Yes, 5
yearsNo
Possible, TBD July 2014
Incubator Director (only 5 in the state)
less than 2 weeks
Graduate a Hot Spot and company is eligible for Startup NY
Zones and 10 yr benefit
clock resets
Program is open to
tenants and Virtual
Tenants of the Tech Garden,
making it effectively all
of NYS
Startup NY
Zone
Yes, 10
years
Yes, 10 Years
(based on job
creation)
Yes
Any public and private university,
campus by campus,
with lengthy
state and public
comment periods.
At least 90 days
Upon 10 year lease on campus
property uncertain if company would be
required to move
Program is restricted to
property controlled/
owned by an academic institution,
and generally within 1 mile of campus
Seth MulliganVice President for Innovation Services Executive Director of the Clean Tech CenterThe Syracuse Technology Garden, CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity 235 Harrison Street Syracuse, NY 13202 phone: 315-‐470-‐1963 [email protected]
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