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Incentives & Assistance Whether your business start-up requires the perfect location, start-up or expansion financing, technical support or help moving your project through the local zoning approval process, we have the right resources for you to build your business in Potsdam. |
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Potsdam features an exceptional variety of retail, commercial, light industry, technology, healthcare and professional offices. It's even easier to become a part of the thriving business community as a result of the programs and services offered through our local, regional and State business development partners. Potsdam Planning & DevelopmentThe Potsdam Planning and Development Office is a nimble and responsive local development organization that merges local planning and zoning as well as economic development in a one-stop shop. Contact them to learn more about economic development programs that address your specific business needs, for assistance with zoning or technical assistance establishing your business. [click here to visit Potsdam Planning & Development's website]
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Empire State Development Programs Empire State Development provides a variety of assistance aimed at helping businesses; whether you are an international company looking to make a move or a small business owner wanting to access capital – ESD is there to help. ESD offers loans, grants and tax credits, as well as other financing and technical assistance, to support businesses and encourage their growth within New York State. Through the New York State Consolidated Funding Application (CFA), a single application for multiple sources of state funding, New York State is soliciting requests for funding in order to grow the economy of the North Country region. The following programs are available through the CFA:https://apps.cio.ny.gov/apps/cfa/contractReporter.cfm#DirectAssistance State Small Business Credit Initiative In early 2011, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed legislation that established the use of State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI) funds for three economic development programs. These programs will enable small businesses to leverage new capital and credit to help them create private sector jobs. The SSBCI is part of President Obama’s Small Business Jobs Act of 2010, which supports state-level small business credit programs. New York’s access to $55.4 million in SSBCI funds is expected to generate over $554 million in new private capital for small businesses.
Other Loans and Grants Programs: Entrepreneurial Assistance Program (EAP)
Global Market Export Services (GEMS) Healthy Food & Healthy Communities Fund Industrial Effectiveness Program (IEP) Job Development Authority (JDA) Direct Loan Program Manufacturing Assistance Program (MAP) Minority and Women-owned Business Lending (MWBDL) Program Minority and Women Revolving Loan Trust Fund Program Regional Revolving Loan Trust Fund (RRLTF)
Small Business Revolving Loan Fund Transportation Capital Assistance Program Urban and Community Development Program (UCDP)
New York State Film Production Credit New York State Post Production Credit Other Tax Credits & Incentives
The Bonding Guarantee Assistance Program Export Marketing Assistance Service (EMAS) Procurement Assistance Program For a current list of available programs through ESD, click here.
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Economic Development Assistance A number of local, county, regional and State programs are available to help your new or expanding business with technical assistance and funding needs. Some of the programs available include:
For details on these and other programs available to you, contact: Potsdam
Office of Planning and Development Empire State Development CITEC, Inc. Manufacturing Extension Partnership & Regional Technology Development Center |
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Start Up Assistance The mission of the Shipley Center at Clarkson University is to accelerate the commercialization of innovations into the marketplace, to foster and accelerate the exchange of ideas between the various schools on campus and industry and to prepare and educate the faculty and students for the 21st century entrepreneurial workplace. The Shipley Center provides help to the innovator along the complex process of commercialization through various mechanisms, including:
For details on the services available to Start Up businesses, especially if you are considering a location in the Clarkson Small Business Incubator, visit or contact The Shipley Center to learn more: Visit them in the Bertrand H. Snell Hall, Rm 324A Phone: 315 268 7610 Email: ShipleyCenter@Clarkson.edu Write to:
Located in the downtown campus for more than 20 years, CITEC provides assistance to businesses through a team of expert consultants that have led companies, overseen finances, driven marketing programs, set up production lines, commercialized new products and established a network of resources that spans the region, the State and the nation. To learn more about the services CITEC provides to help businesses grow, visit their website or contact them today: CITEC, Inc. Manufacturing Extension Partnership & Regional Technology Development Center |
