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START-UP NY Program Update

Jeffrey Boyce Director of Economic Development Research Foundation for SUNY Jason E. Lane, Ph.D Vice Provost for Academic Affairs State University of New York

Program Statistics

Totals SUNY

Private CUNY Approved Campus Plans 57 39 14 4

Designated Tax-Free Areas

311 269 33 9 Square Feet in approved areas 3,705,150 3,281,520 396,869 26,761 Acreage in approved areas 1,355 1,338 17

Economic Impact: 1,750 new jobs $77M new investment

• University at Buffalo – 1,143
• Stony Brook – 90
• Downstate Med - 87
• Binghamton University – 83
• University at Albany – 72
• Cornell – 66
• U of R - 132
• RIT - 77

Approval Process

Campus Plan Approval Process

Draft Campus Plan Submit for SUNY Approval 30 Day Stakeholder Notification Submit to ESD for Approval

• Identify spaces for designation, business types sought, academic alignment, economic

and community benefits, and business selection process

• Provide maps, floor plans and Excel file of designated space
• Submit to Startupny@rfsuny.org
• Review Team members will meet and discuss plan to make sure program

requirements are met

• Feedback provided to campus including any necessary changes or updates if not

ready for approval

• Send all stakeholders a copy of the approved plan
• Maintain evidence of notifications and record any comments

received

• Submit full plan including Excel file and evidence of

stakeholder notification to Designations@esd.ny.gov

• ESD will put approved plan onto the Start-UP

Website

*Campus Plan Amendments follow the same process

Business Applications

• Campuses review for alignment

and approve/deny based on process established in campus plan

• Submit directly to the

Commissioner of ESD who has 60-days to review for rejection

SUNY System Administration

• Academic Affairs: Jason Lane (Co-Chair); Lauren McCabe
• Capital Facilities: Karren Bee-Donohoe; David Ferrari
• Counsel’s Office: Sandra Casey; Lisa Campo
• Government Relations and Policy: Jessica Todtman
• Employee Relations: Valerie Ayers
• Budget Office: Dan Esposito

Research Foundation

• Economic Development: Jeffrey Boyce (Co-Chair)
• Innovation and Partnerships: Heather Hage; Matthew

Mroz; Mary Ann Diamond

• External Relations: Angela Wright

Empire State Development

• Economic Incentives: Randy Coburn; Patricia

Hartle; Judith Tholl

Revie iew T Tea eam Mem Members

Link Biz to Higher Ed

Job linkage to match and train for the jobs of today and tomorrow

• Guest Lectures
• Applied Learning
• Cutting edge research (faculty & students)
• New opportunities to advance teaching & learning
• Hands-on research opportunities
• More graduates

Academic Linkages