
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn addresses the NYC Emerging Technologies Summit on the importance of bioscience to future economic growthREAD MORE »
Big Banks Provide Aid to Start-up Companies in the Financial Technology Sector READ MORE »
Five researchers to each get $250,000 to turn research projects into businesses READ MORE »
Program to encourage new technology development and commercialization to support innovation economy Shari Ford Named as NYC Tech Connect Executive Director Melinda Thomas Named as First Entrepreneur-in-Residence for NYC READ MORE »
U.S. Energy Group, a leader in developing information technology to make buildings more sustainable, today announced plans to significantly increase its footprint in both commercial and residential buildings throughout the northeastern United States. This growth plan is supported by $1.5M in multi-phased financing from the New York City Investment Fund, which is the economic development arm of the nonprofit Partnership for New York City. READ MORE »
First of its kind program will help sustain NYC’s leading role in global financial services
A consortium of banks, venture investors and technology experts today launched a competitive search for the nation’s top financial technology innovators. Winning entrepreneurs will get the chance to further develop their companies through the FinTech Innovation Lab, an annual program run by the New York City Investment Fund, the economic development arm of the nonprofit Partnership for New York City, and Accenture. READ MORE »
TxVia, Inc., a leader in processing technology for prepaid and emerging payments, announced today a $27.5 million Series D financing led by new investor Oak Investment Partners. Existing institutional investors, including Bain Capital Ventures, Espírito Santo Ventures, Village Ventures, High Peaks Venture Partners, New York City Investment Fund, Lenox Capital Group and KLP Enterprises, also participated, bringing the total investment in TxVia to more than $55 million to date.READ MORE »
The Partnership for New York City announced it is accepting applications for $1.5 million in funding for biomedical research projects that promise to generate new businesses and jobs in the five boroughs. This is the second round of the BioAccelerate NYC Prize, a competition that provides $250,000 each to scientists at New York research institutions whose projects show the greatest promise for commercial success. READ MORE »
Researchers based at Columbia, Einstein, NYU School of Medicine, and Polytechnic will help build a life sciences industry cluster that will create jobs in NYCREAD MORE »
SeedStart today announced the launch of a New York City based summer program that is focused on spurring entrepreneurship in New York City’s technology sector. READ MORE »
Promoting the High Technology Business Sector In NYCREAD MORE »
Winners of “BioAccelerate NYC Prize” will receive up to $250,000 to build bioscience companies in NYC. READ MORE »
With health care out of the way, regulation of the financial industry tops the reform agenda in Washington. New York has a lot on the line. READ MORE »