The area surrounding East Lansing’s
Technology Incubation Center (TIC) is starting to fill up, and two new tenants have been added to the mix:
MSU Technologies and
MSU Business-CONNECT.
According to excerpts from the article:
Both MSU Technologies, which promotes the transfer of MSU’s best research ideas into the marketplace, and Business-CONNECT, a new MSU office that helps businesses connect with MSU and its research enterprise in more efficient and productive ways, demonstrate MSU’s commitment to the economic future of Michigan.
“MSU Technologies brings our inventions to the marketplace, so it is only fitting to operate MSU Technologies in the marketplace,” MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon said when the move was announced in 2009. “This move will improve service to faculty and allow us to interact with companies and investors in a cutting-edge business environment.”
Simon joined other representatives from MSU and the city of East Lansing to formally open the offices.
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