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Comment by David R. Carothers, CIC, CRM on February 15, 2010 at 12:59pm

There are still several spots open in our morning webinar "Pitfalls of Professional Liability". There is no cost to attend and there is no sales pitch. This is strictly informational for technology and life sciences companies of all shapes and sizes. You can register by following the link: http://professionalpitfallsam.eventbrite.com

Comment by Cris Johnsrud on October 2, 2009 at 4:05pm

In talking to lots of people lately about entrepreneurs and startups, here's my question: Besides money, what are the 3 most important things needed by our startup companies, both inside and outside local incubators? Is it technical know-how? management? professional or technical development? more facility space? access to expertise? Commercial pathway planning? Other?

Comment by Donna Foster on August 12, 2009 at 12:45pm

GTEC Startups Making the Big Headlines Locally, Nationally and Internationally
GTEC startups are in the news again and in a big way. Catch up on what is going on in the GTEC program including—
• Recent GTEC Graduate Sinmat received fourth R&D100 Award (in the past six years)
• GTEC Startup IATech stands out as one of the best at the 2009 AUVSI’s Unmanned Systems North America, the world’s largest unmanned systems exhibition

http://gtecflorida.com/GTEC_Startups_Making_the_Big_Headlines.aspx

Comment by Donna Foster on June 5, 2009 at 4:14pm

IATech is Flying High
GTEC startup IATech (Innovative Automation Technologies) was featured in the June 2009 edition of the North Central Florida Business Report. Check it out!

Article Excerpt—
Imagine an unmanned helicopter that is sophisticated enough to locate roadside bombs among the debris in war zones, or an unmanned plane that can swoop down and capture an enemy’s unmanned spy plane. Both vehicles may be in production soon, thanks to the innovative work of Erica and Donald MacArthur.

The two Gainesville engineers have created compact sensors that are the brains running those types of unmanned vehicles and are building them at the Gainesville Technology Enterprise Center (GTEC).

Read Entire Article—
http://gainesvillebizreport.com/read-online/cur.pdf

Comment by Donna Foster on May 19, 2009 at 12:14pm

GTEC’s Ryan Tseng of WiPower, Inc. and Sam Tarantino and Josh Greenberg of Grooveshark were featured in the May edition of the North Central Florida Business Report. The article—“15 Under 40: Gainesville’s Young Entrepreneurs”—featured young entrepreneurs in the Gainesville/Alachua County community.

Pick up a copy on shelves now or visit www.gainesvillebizreport.com!

Comment by Donna Foster on April 28, 2009 at 12:08pm

Dr. Machen said that the new incubator facility would be about 30,000 SF and would be located on the site that is currently occupied by Shands at AGH Hospital (which is scheduled to be closed at the end of 2009‎). Very exciting news for the Gainsville/Alachua County tech community!

Comment by Dan Rua on April 28, 2009 at 11:47am

Dr. Machen also mentioned the potential for another local incubator...anyone have updates to share on that effort?

Comment by Donna Foster on April 28, 2009 at 10:27am

In a speech to more than 300 inventors, investors, entrepreneurs and many others at the Annual UF Tech Showcase, UF President Dr. Machen cited recent GTEC graduate Sinmat, Inc. and current GTEC tenant WiPower, Inc. as major successes for the Gainesville/Alachua County tech community. Machen also quoted President Obama, “if necessity is the mother of invention, at this moment of necessity we need you. We need inventiveness."