Expand your start-up within the incubator
RESIDENT RESOURCES
All start-ups who become incubator residents join the Business Incubation Program, offering them access to experienced mentors. Mentors will work one-on-one with entrepreneurs to refine business concepts and expand operations.
The program utilizes GrowthWheel, a visual toolbox and online platform for decision making and action planning for startup and growth companies. It helps entrepreneurs build their businesses through an action-oriented process that stays true to the way most entrepreneurs think and work.
Infiniti Greens
Launched by Binghamton University senior Joe Rigoroso, the start-up grows microgreens, mini versions of full-grown vegetables, in a variety of flavors.
Customers include local restaurants and patrons of the Broome County Regional Farmers Market, where Rigoroso sells every Saturday morning.
“[The reaction] has been overwhelmingly positive,” Rigoroso said in a recent interview. “People are pretty happy that there are more local greens being produced and that a student is staying in Binghamton with their business.”
As a member of the Business Incubation Program, Infiniti Greens maintains a wet lab at the Koffman Southern Tier Incubator. Rigoroso has access to all of the incubator’s resources, including experienced mentors and an environment of entrepreneurship.
Business Incubation Program Benefits
Mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs
Access to co-working space
Free parking at the incubator
Wet and/or dry lab space
Complimentary coffee