"A
Community of Entrepreneurs Bringing Innovation to Market"
The Skalicky Tech Incubator, formerly Rural Technology Center,
at The University of North Dakota
is dedicated to supporting the growth of early stage technology-based
ventures. The Skalicky Tech Incubator provides a supportive,
creative, and entrepreneurial environment that fosters innovation,
collaboration and teamwork.
It is a seedbed to help innovators and entrepreneurs flourish
by providing value-added support and access to critical tools,
information, advice, education, contacts, resources and capital
that may be otherwise unaffordable, inaccessible or unknown.
Skalicky Tech Incubator features:
- Attractive, turn-key workstations and furnished office
space
- Opportunities to be a "virtual tenant" as you
start your venture and grow
- Start as a small single workstation for one-person venture
- Competitive rates and flexible terms, including short-term
"test" periods
- Entrepreneur consulting & coaching services from the
Center for Innovation
- Provides high speed Internet
- Small and large conference rooms
- Receptionists and waiting areas
- Fax, copiers, mail delivery services
- Access to Center's Advisory Board of successful entrepreneurs
and advisors
Located on the west edge of the UND campus and anchoring
the UND Tech Park, the Skalicky Tech Incubator offers entrepreneurs
access to University talent, technology, training and technical
assistance.
The staff of the Center for Innovation offers entrepreneur
development assistance in marketing, management, access to
capital, strategic planning and more. Staff also provides
an extensive network of contacts that can help startups develop
and test-market new products, technologies and ventures.
Norm Skalicky is President and C.E.O. of
Stearns Bank in
St. Cloud, Minnesota along with five other rural banks in
Minnesota and one in Arizona. Skalicky is recognized as an
innovator in the banking industry, and his company has been
recognized as one of the top-performing independent banks
in the nation. Norm was born on a farm near Brockett, ND and
graduated from UND in 1955.
More than 80 tech ventures have been hosted in the Tech Incubator
since it was opened in October 1996. For more information
please contact the Director of the Center for Innovation,
Bruce Gjovig. |