COMMERCIALIZATION COMPETITION 2021
Application Period Opens August 2nd
As part of the Jeff Lawrence Innovation Fund, FuzeHub holds an annual Commercialization Competition. This competition is intended to help small and medium (SME) size manufacturing and technology companies further develop their prototype in an effort to pursue additional investment and customers as well as strengthen their “go-to-market” strategies.
NEW YORK STATE
INNOVATION SUMMIT
Turning Stone Resort • November 8-9
NYSTAR and FuzeHub invite you to join us for the New York State Innovation Summit. This multi-day event is for NYS organizations that want to showcase and discover new and emerging technologies that support innovation and drive business growth. Whether you’re a startup, an economic developer, or an established manufacturer, the NYS Innovation Summit is for you.
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Commercialization Competition Application Tips
Manufacture Yourself or use a Contract Manufacturer?
August 4
Manufacturer Marketing Series: B2B Strategies
August 17
Manufacturer Marketing Series: Google Advertising
August 18
MedTech & Empire State Development: Health at Home
  • A North Country machine shop that is seeking to restore sales to pre-COVID levels was connected to an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) that needs local machining services.

  • A manufacturer of custom apparel in the Hudson Valley was connected to the Cornell Center for Materials Research (CCMR) for a potential Jump Start project.

  • A woman-owned business that is developing a garment that can meet the needs of veterans was connected to a textile manufacturer that supplies the U.S. Department of Defense.

  • A Brooklyn-based company that needs to produce a food-grade tray was connected to a plastics manufacturer that can also help with process selection.

  • The inventor of a tool for the construction industry was connected to the New York Science and Technology Law Center (NYS STLC) for a potential intellectual property (IP) landscaping project.
  • A Buffalo-area manufacturer that is seeking a university-based resource for a light simulation study was connected to the Lighting Enabled Systems & Applications (LESA) Center at Rensselaer.

  • A developer of maritime products was connected to NextCorps, the regional NY MEP center, and to several contract manufacturers with expertise in sealing.

  • A New York City company that is developing sustainable packaging for hair care products was matched to ITAC, its regional MEP center, and to the NYS Pollution Prevention Institute (P2I).

  • A startup that is seeking to manufacture air cleaning and purifying equipment was connected to an electronics contract manufacturer that can provide engineering assistance.

  • A developer of sports nutrition products was connected to the NYS Center of Excellence for Food and Agriculture for advice about co-packer selection.
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