ICAPP: Where the future of education and business meet
 

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Business and technical services
The regional offices of Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute help companies improve productivity and quality, reduce costs, plan expansions, start new operations, and implement proven manufacturing technologies.

Help for small businesses
Through the University of Georgia 's statewide network of Small Business Development Centers (SBDC), businesses can receive free one-on-one counseling from experienced business professionals.

Technology business incubator
Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) helps technology-based companies rapidly bring new innovations to market. ATDC has four locations in Atlanta, Savannah and Warner Robins, Georgia.

Technology research grants
The SBIR Resource Program helps Georgia companies with less than 500 employees get Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grants, available from federal agencies for high-risk research.

In the news

ICAPP recently funded the development of two graduate certificate programs and a Master of Science degree option through the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy for professionals in the bioscience industry.

Initially, this new ICAPP program will help create 50 jobs in regulatory affairs with an average annual salary exceeding $56,000, projected to contribute nearly $1 million in State payroll taxes over five years.

 

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Last modified: June 28, 2010.