Skip to main content

TopNavBar

  • SSTI Conference
  • Contact
  • Login
  • /
  • Join
Site Logo

Additional menu

  • inform
  • lead
  • support
  • strengthen

Advanced Search

  • What is TBED?
  • About SSTI
    • Board
    • Staff
    • Membership
    • TBED Community of Practice
  • News
    • SSTI Digest
    • Job Corner
    • Funding Supplement
  • Education
    • Awards Program
    • Conference
    • Podcasts
    • Reports
    • Upcoming Webinars
    • Webinar Library
  • Federal Policy
  • Membership
    • Membership Benefits
    • Member List
    • Join or Renew
    • Member-only Documents
    • SSBCI Resources

States

  • Alabama (110)
  • Alaska (53)
  • Arizona (189)
  • Arkansas (74)
  • California (287)
  • Connecticut (122)
  • Delaware (59)
  • District Of Columbia (9)
  • Florida (143)
  • Georgia (156)
  • Hawaii (65)
  • Idaho (74)
  • Illinois (154)
  • Indiana (170)
  • International (143)
  • Iowa (81)
  • Kansas (136)
  • Kentucky (99)
  • Louisiana (77)
  • Maine (129)
  • Maryland (270)
  • Massachusetts (192)
  • Michigan (230)
  • Midwest (6)
  • Minnesota (103)
  • Mississippi (65)
  • Missouri (145)
  • Montana (44)
  • Nevada (41)
  • New Hampshire (60)
  • New Jersey (104)
  • New Mexico (96)
  • New York (230)
  • North Carolina (183)
  • North Dakota (56)
  • Northeast (2)
  • Ohio (432)
  • Oklahoma (99)
  • Oregon (71)
  • Pennsylvania (270)
  • Puerto Rico (10)
  • Rhode Island (96)
  • South (19)
  • South Carolina (68)
  • South Dakota (73)
  • Tennessee (121)
  • Texas (110)
  • Utah (82)
  • Vermont (65)
  • Virginia (289)
  • Washington (142)
  • West (3)
  • West Virginia (73)
  • Wisconsin (125)
  • Wyoming (50)
  • (-) Colorado (142)
  • (-) Nebraska (43)

Tags

  • state budget (15)
  • state tbed (13)
  • workforce (13)
  • higher ed (12)
  • tech talkin govs (11)
  • r&d (10)
  • tax credits (8)
  • elections (6)
  • angel capital (5)
  • capital (5)
  • energy (5)
  • manufacturing (5)
  • state budgets (5)
  • bio (4)
  • commercialization (4)
  • entrepreneurship (4)
  • people (4)
  • states (4)
  • stem (4)
  • crowdfunding (3)
  • innovation (3)
  • research parks (3)
  • aerospace (2)
  • broadband (2)
  • education (2)
  • governors (2)
  • incubators (2)
  • mep (2)
  • metros (2)
  • policy (2)
  • policy recommendations (2)
  • public equity funds (2)
  • small business (2)
  • ssbci (2)
  • state revenue (2)
  • strategic plan (2)
  • venture capital (2)
  • benchmarking report (1)
  • big data (1)
  • CHIPS and Science Act (1)
  • clean energy (1)
  • cleantech (1)
  • climate change (1)
  • coronavirus (1)
  • economic development (1)
  • federal agency (1)
  • funding (1)
  • fy17budget (1)
  • k-12 (1)
  • nist (1)

Type

  • weekly_digest (179)
Displaying 76 - 100 of 179
Authored on

Governor Outlines $12M Economic Stimulus Plan for Colorado

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Gov. Bill Ritter announced his administration's plan to inject $12 million into initiatives that promote job training, provide small businesses with access to capital, and invest in the state's New Energy Economy and bioscience sectors.

  • Read more about Governor Outlines $12M Economic Stimulus Plan for Colorado

Colorado Governor Unveils Climate Action Plan

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

In support of his New Energy Economy Initiative, Gov. Bill Ritter introduced last week a statewide action plan to expand renewable energy opportunities and reduce the impact of climate change.

 

  • Read more about Colorado Governor Unveils Climate Action Plan

People

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Traci Hancock was named executive director of BioNebraska.

  • Read more about People

Tech Talkin’ Govs, Part II

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

The second installment of the Tech Talkin’ Govs series includes highlights from state-of-the-state, budget and inaugural addresses from Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Vermont, and West Virginia.

  • Read more about Tech Talkin’ Govs, Part II

Places, Please: Local Entrepreneurship Facilities Take Center Stage for Most TBED Strategies

Monday, February 26, 2007

Whether you call it an incubator, accelerator, technology center or innovation zone, most communities actively engaged in promoting tech entrepreneurship can point to a building or group of buildings that houses some of those efforts. These facilities increase the success of budding tech firms by providing some combination of low-cost space, shared resources, business assistance, intellectual property assistance, and access to capital. 

 

  • Read more about Places, Please: Local Entrepreneurship Facilities Take Center Stage for Most TBED Strategies

Energy RoundUp : States, Governors and Feds Turn Attention to Need for Clean Energy

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

National Governors Association

  • Read more about Energy RoundUp : States, Governors and Feds Turn Attention to Need for Clean Energy

TBED People

Wednesday, September 3, 2008
  • Tony Armstrong, Indiana University executive director for engagement, has been chosen as the Indiana University Research and Technology Corporations new president and CEO.
  • Jeff Costantine will retire this fiscal year as president of the Nashville Technology Council. The board of directors has begun the search for a new president.
  • Read more about TBED People

People & TBED Organizations

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Publisher's Note: SSTI notes with much sadness the March 5 passing of Indiana State Sen. David Ford, following a battle with pancreatic cancer. David was a good friend not only of SSTI's, but also of the tech-based economic development community across the nation. In addition to being a tireless and cheerful advocate for investing in science and technology, he was also a gentleman in the true sense of the word, and we miss him greatly.

  • Read more about People & TBED Organizations

Recent State Budget Actions Produce Mixed Results for TBED

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

A growing number of state governments face revenue uncertainties in the near future. More than half now expect budget deficits and shortfalls in the upcoming fiscal year and beyond. Despite the bleak outlook, however, legislators nationwide are continuing to invest in science and technology with many lawmakers projecting high returns to their state in the coming years. Following are highlights of TBED investments and reductions in recently approved budgets in Kentucky, Maine and Nebraska.
 
Kentucky

  • Read more about Recent State Budget Actions Produce Mixed Results for TBED

People

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

John Austin is the newly appointed executive director of the New Economy Initiative for Southeast Michigan.

Tom Cech announced he will return to the University of Colorado at Boulder next year to pursue laboratory research and teaching after eight years as president of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

  • Read more about People

Nebraska State Fair Moving to Accommodate University Research Park

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Urban universities often have to cope with issues of land scarcity unique to their high density settings. In many cases, it’s because of their own success as an attractive magnet for other activities. The result? Major expansions can take years of negotiation and planning – and top dollar – to accomplish. In addition, tensions with neighbors and community sometimes arise over new development or incompatible land use.

  • Read more about Nebraska State Fair Moving to Accommodate University Research Park

Colorado Legislative Success for Bioscience, Energy Projects

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Early-stage Colorado bioscience companies and researchers in clean and alternative energy working to commercialize new technologies are among the victors of Colorado’s legislative session that ended last week.
 

  • Read more about Colorado Legislative Success for Bioscience, Energy Projects

Incubator RoundUp: Growing and Sustaining High Technology Companies

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Offering customized workspace such as wet laboratories and specialized research equipment is one of the many benefits provided by technology-focused incubators. Access to university research, business mentoring and administrative support services often accompany the reduced rent facilities with the goal of growing technology companies into successful, self-sustaining enterprises. Following are select announcements of recently launched incubators and partnerships from across the nation. 
 

  • Read more about Incubator RoundUp: Growing and Sustaining High Technology Companies

IN, NE, and NYC To Provide Hands-On Entrepreneurial Assistance

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

With the number of startups on the rise, several states and cities are reaching out to entrepreneurs to connect them with the assistance and capital they need to survive.

Indiana

  • Read more about IN, NE, and NYC To Provide Hands-On Entrepreneurial Assistance

TBED-Focused Bills Capturing Attention in Several States

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Proposals that promise job creation and economic growth have taken center stage in several state legislatures. Lawmakers who recognize the importance of R&D, tech commercialization, access to risk capital, and investment in higher education are fighting for passage of TBED-focused bills in the final months of their states' 2011 legislative sessions.

  • Read more about TBED-Focused Bills Capturing Attention in Several States

Colorado Expands Angel Tax Credit Program

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Gov John Hickenlooper recently signed legislation expanding eligibility for Colorado's Innovation Investment Tax Credit (CIITC). The program provides angel investors with an income tax credit equal to 15 percent of their investment in Colorado small businesses that are less than five years old and are involved in research and development. Originally, the program allowed investors to claim the credits for investments made during the 2010 tax year.

  • Read more about Colorado Expands Angel Tax Credit Program

Nebraska Lawmakers Support Gov's Innovation Agenda

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Gov. Dave Heineman's proposal to support innovation, research and product development in Nebraska's small businesses and institutions of higher education was passed with unanimous support in the legislature. Lawmakers also approved an angel tax credit for investments in high-tech companies and a measure to create an internship program matching college students with businesses as part of the governor's Talent and Innovation Agenda (see the Jan. 19, 2011 issue of the Digest).

  • Read more about Nebraska Lawmakers Support Gov's Innovation Agenda

Lawmakers Extend CO Bioscience Program, Approve New Funding Source

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Lawmakers added another five years to the life of a bioscience program established in 2008 to encourage bioscience research and speed technology commercialization (see the May 14, 2008 issue of the Digest). Gov. John Hickenlooper this week signed into law HB 1283 extending the state's Bioscience Discovery Evaluation Grant program through July 2018.

  • Read more about Lawmakers Extend CO Bioscience Program, Approve New Funding Source

Research Park RoundUp

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Included below are recent development plans and groundbreaking news for research parks announced by officials in Connecticut, Colorado, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Nebraska, North Carolina, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.

  • Read more about Research Park RoundUp

State and Local Economic Development Centering on Regional Approaches

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Much of the recent economic recovery plans coming from governors across the country have focused on growing and nurturing existing businesses through a regional approach to economic development. The idea is that by identifying and defining the unique needs of a region, policymakers and practitioners can then provide the necessary tools and resources to grow industries likely to succeed within a given region, thus improving the overall economic landscape of the state. This approach is happening both in states and at the local level.

  • Read more about State and Local Economic Development Centering on Regional Approaches

Colorado Blueprint Focuses State Economic Development Efforts on Innovation

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper unveiled the Colorado Blueprint: A Bottom-up Approach to Economic Development, "a document that responds to outlines the steps that will be taken by the Hickenlooper Administration over the next few years to support and promote economic development across Colorado. "The plan consists of six focus areas and 24 action items to spur the state's economic development. The six areas are:

  • Making Colorado more business friendly;
  • Recruiting and retaining businesses;
  • Read more about Colorado Blueprint Focuses State Economic Development Efforts on Innovation

TBED People and Job Opportunities

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Maria Haley, the executive director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission passed way Sept. 13 after suffering a brain aneurysm.

The U.S. Commerce Department's Economic Development Administration announced Matthew Erskine will join the agency as the U.S. deputy assistant secretary of Commerce for Economic Development and chief operations officer.

  • Read more about TBED People and Job Opportunities

Governors' Races and Ballot Preview 2011

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

In what is considered typical for an odd-numbered year, only 34 questions have been certified in nine statewide ballots this election year. Some of those measures include redirecting funds to support higher education, revenue enhancements for states, and repealing legislation that limits collective bargaining for public employees.

Ballot Initiatives

  • Read more about Governors' Races and Ballot Preview 2011

Seven States Selected to Identify, Implement Strategies for Enhancing Manufacturing

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

A newly established policy academy providing guidance and technical assistance will help seven states improve their environment for innovation and align state R&D investments, workforce development and education systems with current and future needs of advanced manufacturing industries. The policy academy will help each state develop a plan or overcome barriers for putting a plan into action through a highly interactive team-based process that includes input from NGA, MEP, EDA, SSTI, private sector consultants, and research organizations.

  • Read more about Seven States Selected to Identify, Implement Strategies for Enhancing Manufacturing

Research Park RoundUp

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

As budgets for economic development tighten across all sectors, measuring and reporting impact becomes even more crucial for sustaining support. The Association of University Research Parks points to three impressive impact reports released this year from Indiana's Purdue Research Park, Nebraska Technology Park and North Dakota State University Research and Technology Park.

  • Read more about Research Park RoundUp

Pagination

  • First page « First
  • Previous page ‹‹
  • Page 1
  • Page 2
  • Page 3
  • Page 4
  • Page 5
  • Page 6
  • Page 7
  • Page 8
  • Next page ››
  • Last page Last »

SSTI

1391 W 5th Avenue Ste 323, Columbus OH 43212 | tel 614.901.1690© 2024 SSTI, All Rights Reserved. Web Design by Alliance

The State Science & Technology Institute (SSTI) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to improving initiatives that support prosperity through science, technology, innovation and entrepreneurship.

  • Contact Us
    • 614.901.1690
    • contactus [@] ssti.org
    • Privacy Policy

Footer menu About

  • About
    • Board
    • Staff
    • Membership
    • TBED Community of Practice

Footer menu Join

  • Join SSTI
    • Member Benefits
    • Join SSTI
    • Member List