We provide the environment and resources for your startup.
The Tech Garden is Central New York’s hub for tech entrepreneurs to find a full range of incubation services needed to achieve their venture goals. Located in downtown Syracuse, The Tech Garden is part of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship portfolio of CenterState CEO. Members are assessed and offered programs, events, and resources in tailored packages, from co-working spaces to full-service incubation and funding opportunities. Programming currently offered by The Tech Garden includes the Innovation Hot Spot, Clean Tech Center, GENIUS NY, Syracuse Surge Accelerator, EPIC Buildings Accelerator, and Grants for Growth.
CenterState CEO is a private, not-for-profit organization that serves 12 counties of Central New York as an economic development strategist, business leadership organization, and chamber of commerce dedicated to the success of its members and the prosperity of the region.
CenterState CEO is a private, not-for-profit organization that serves 12 counties of Central New York as an economic development strategist, business leadership organization, and chamber of commerce dedicated to the success of its members and the prosperity of the region.
Turning a 1990s symbol of failure into a hub of innovation, invention and entrepreneurship.
Did you know The Tech Garden used to be a parking garage? The garage collapsed in 1994 and sat vacant for ten years.
In January 2005, after the development of an investor and mentor network, the doors of The Tech Garden opened, welcoming its first tenant, Plant Defense Boosters, Inc. and launching the NASA-funded Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program, which offered free technical assistance to regional businesses. The project united politicians and local business organizations who shared a common vision of a community powered by innovation.
Now, over ten years later, The Tech Garden serves as an example for incubators across the region, with its programs being emulated across the state.
In January 2005, after the development of an investor and mentor network, the doors of The Tech Garden opened, welcoming its first tenant, Plant Defense Boosters, Inc. and launching the NASA-funded Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program, which offered free technical assistance to regional businesses. The project united politicians and local business organizations who shared a common vision of a community powered by innovation.
Now, over ten years later, The Tech Garden serves as an example for incubators across the region, with its programs being emulated across the state.
The Future of The Tech Garden
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In 2023 The Tech Garden will undergo a major expansion project to include the addition of 46,000 square feet and two floors to our existing facility.
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