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Rev: Ithaca Startup Works #Incubator Celebrates a Decade of Innovation and Growth Over the past decade it has incubated 117+ member companies that have created 849 new jobs, raised $205 million in capital, and generated $123+ million in revenue. Administered by Cornell Center for Regional Economic Advancement, Rev helps #startups launch and grow with dedicated workspace, personalized mentorship and entrepreneurial education opportunities. “Rev was created with the goal of not just being a place for entrepreneurs to work but one where Rev is a home for area entrepreneurship” Rev director Ken Rother said. When Rev started in 2014 at Ithaca College and Tompkins Cortland Community College, it had 6 member companies. Now, Ithaca (a city of 30k residents) ranks among the top startup ecosystems in the US. As Ithaca's only off-campus incubator, Rev provides a launchpad for entrepreneurs from all backgrounds – including community members, researchers, Cornellians and more! "Rev has built a place where the generations that come after us see Ithaca and this community as a place to found and scale a company" said Andrea Ippolito ’06, MEng ’07, founder of the baby-feeding startup SimpliFed and senior lecturer in the Cornell Civil & Environmental Engineering. Rev's flagship programs include its 3 free #Hardware #Accelerator programs that help founders develop, scale and launch their physical product startups. Since its first hardware program in 2015, Rev has worked with 125 hardware companies. Cornell spinouts that underwent Rev's programs include Capro-X Inc., a startup #upcycling #dairy waste, and Heat Inverse, a clean cooling technology startup, have transformed their technologies into scalable products – both of which are still based in Ithaca. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gEi3we4s #entrepreneurship #startups #resources #ithaca #upstateNY

Rev: Ithaca Startup Works nurtures local economy | Cornell Chronicle

Rev: Ithaca Startup Works nurtures local economy | Cornell Chronicle

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