New Business Ventures Get Boost From USF Poly Incubators
USF Polytechnic’s business incubator programs Blue Sky West in Lakeland and Blue Sky East in Winter Haven are helping entrepreneurs get their feet off the ground.The program provides companies with free office space to conduct business for several months, support from university staff and assistance from student interns.The Lakeland Ledger highlighted four of the ten companies currently involved with USF Poly’s program including 20-year-old Mike Mutz’s T-shirt company Design the Difference and media management company Outpost Media, created by friends Tom Reid and JB Thomas.Read the complete story.
USF Polytechnic’s business incubator programs Blue Sky West in Lakeland and Blue Sky East in Winter Haven are helping entrepreneurs get their feet off the ground.
The program provides companies with free office space to conduct business for several months, support from university staff and assistance from student interns.
The Lakeland Ledger highlighted four of the ten companies currently involved with USF Poly’s program including 20-year-old Mike Mutz’s T-shirt company Design the Difference and media management company Outpost Media, created by friends Tom Reid and JB Thomas.
Read the complete story.
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