The Application Process

Step One: Does Your Business Fit?

 

Identifying the appropriate companies to be part of the Incubator is key to the overall synergy of the program.  The quality of a company's business plan and their potential for growth, impact their contribution to the local economy.

 

Incubator companies are expected to be locally owned, have a business plan and be a full-time venture.

Step Two: Let's Meet and Discuss

The application process begins with a preliminary interview to determine whether the Incubator can provide useful services to the company.  Afterwards, they are invited to submit a formal application to be evaluated by a professional business consultant who will review the company's business plan, resources, etc. This determines if the company is a good fit for the Incubator's mission of strengthening the local economy through its growth and employment.

Step Three: Logistics

Upon acceptance to the program, companies will receive a lease agreement, welcome packet, and meet with the administrator to go over any questions about setting up equipment, internet, phone service, etc...

Forms and Additional Information

 

"With...access to professional services and training at low, and sometimes no cost, investors can get a real sense of comfort that their investment will last longer and take the business further than might be true within a conventional business environment." Dinah Adkins, executive director of the National Business Incubation Association.