The high tech companies, research institutions and industry organizations within Florida’s High Tech Corridor collectively build diverse clusters of innovation: the 10 high tech sectors targeted for growth. Learn More
More than 300 company partners and 250 university researchers have benefited from the Florida High Tech Corridor Council’s Matching Grants Research Program, which fosters applied research between Corridor universities and their high tech industry partners in the development of commercially applicable emerging technologies. Learn More
Florida’s High Tech Corridor spans 23 counties across the state, connected by three research universities, more than 20 local and regional economic development organizations,14 community and state colleges,12 regional workforce boards, countless industry groups and the thousands of innovative companies that call this region home. Learn More
The Florida High Tech Corridor Council’s numerous entrepreneurial initiatives support small businesses and growing companies alike. Using tools like the Florida Virtual Entrepreneur Center, visitors can find the resources they need to start, expand or relocate a business. Growing companies can apply for specific business help through GrowFL, a statewide initiative that provides just-in-time technical assistance for second-stage companies. Learn More
Through informative videos, www.VisitTheCorridor.com allows visitors to explore the Corridor’s key technology sectors and institutes of higher education, discover the region’s world-famous leisure activities and unsurpassed quality of life, examine the business climate, and discover the diverse counties that make up the region. Click here to take a tour of the region without leaving your desk.
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The Florida High Tech Corridor Council’s numerous entrepreneurial initiatives support small businesses and growing companies alike. Using tools like the Florida Virtual Entrepreneur Center, visitors can find the resources they need to start, expand or relocate a business. Growing companies can apply for specific business help through GrowFL, a statewide initiative that provides just-in-time technical assistance for second-stage companies. Learn More
More than 300 company partners and 250 university researchers have benefited from the Florida High Tech Corridor Council’s Matching Grants Research Program, which fosters applied research between Corridor universities and their high tech industry partners in the development of commercially applicable emerging technologies. Learn More
In addition to the Workforce Committee that supports talent development through technical training and certifications, the Florida High Tech Corridor Council’s other initiative, techPATH, is “cultivating tomorrow’s workforce” through its teacher workshop program, techCAMP, to motivate middle and high school students in the pursuit of high tech careers. Learn More
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