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CTC's Gardner Moderates Biotech Incubator Session
CTC's Gardner Moderates Biotech Incubator Session

CTC’s chief executive moderated a panel on finding the right fit between emerging biotech companies and wet lab incubators.

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Incubator Series To Explore Shifting Startup Real Estate Needs
Incubator Series To Explore Shifting Startup Real Estate Needs

Startups demand flexible real estate. Post-pandemic expectations are changing the ways we work. How are incubator professionals adapting to meet these new realities?

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CBIA Series Continues Next Wednesday
CBIA Series Continues Next Wednesday

Earlier this year, the CBIA launched a series of webinars for incubator and accelerator professionals. The series continues May 19th with a webinar on helping your startup clients build a board of directors.

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Got Employees Coming Back To The Office? Get Prepared!
Got Employees Coming Back To The Office? Get Prepared!

Clean Acres and CBIA continue to develop solutions for members for getting teams back to work with renewed flexibility and security.

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CTC Academy Launches Updated Certification Partnership For Incubator Professionals
CTC Academy Launches Updated Certification Partnership For Incubator Professionals

An Entrepreneurship Center Management Certificate (ECM) is the premier industry credential for the staff of incubators, accelerators, coworking spaces, small business development centers, and other entrepreneurship programs.

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FEATURED JOBS

The CBIA is a special interest group within the California Technology Council, convened to explore best practices across industries in incubation and acceleration. Stakeholders include for-profit and non-profit incubators and accelerators, as well as corporate incubation and investment leaders and external innovation representatives from member organizations.

In May 2016, CBIA released its first major research project, California Tool Works. To learn more about the study and related material, interviews, and podcasts, please visit the California Tool Works main page here.

Meeting topics often include managing mentor networks, the resource requirements of hardware and life science programs, space requirements of client companies, measuring and monitoring success in graduate portfolios, and much more.

CBIA meetings are closed to practitioners of incubation and acceleration only. For more information on how to get involved, contact join@californiatechnology.org.

Past participants include: