The Minority Business Accelerator, phase two in the Equity in Innovation Training Series hosted at the Koffman and offered via funding from New Energy New York, graduated its first cohort…
The FuzeHub program recently announced their 2023 Manufacturing Grants awardees as a part of the Jeff Lawrence Innovation Fund and, in an unprecedented decision, FuzeHub awarded grants to three manufacturing…
The Department of Energy has awarded KLAW Industries and the Koffman Incubator with $125,000 to expand low-carbon concrete throughout New York. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BINGHAMTON, N.Y., July 14, 2023 -…
Rich Park worked with 82 shops in Portland this past April to collect PP5 plastic cannabis packaging, and collected 2,500 pounds of plastic in 30 days. Usually, those shops will average around 500 pounds of recyclable materials per month.
The American Concrete Institute has recognized KLAW Industries and the City of Binghamton with an Award of Merit for making cost-effective, sustainable infrastructure a reality. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BINGHAMTON, N.Y.,…
Current Koffman Southern Tier Incubator member companies Agri-Trak, LLC., Aletair, LiBAMA Power and Standard Battery, LLC. were all recently named as recipients of a New York State Electric and Gas…
For Isabel Agol, owner of the leather goods company naRoho, business is in her blood. Coming from a family of nine children, Agol and her siblings grew up helping their…
Dr. Stanley Whittingham attended President Biden's State of the Union address Tuesday night highlighting Binghamton’s role in America’s growing battery economy. Whittingham, a Binghamton University professor and Nobel Prize winner, attended the State of the Union as a guest of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Last September, Whittingham and the New Energy New York team's work helped Binghamton University land over $113 million in state and federal dollars for the New Energy New York project, which aims to turn the Southern Tier into the nation’s hub for battery research and manufacturing.
Koffman member company KLAW Industries has come a long way since their days as a student run startup with a big idea! Founders Jacob Kumpon and Jack Lamuraglia took that big idea and turned it into a thriving business, creating a clean, eco friendly concrete product that is helping the environment and helping the bottom line of their customers. Learn more about KLAW and their journey with the Koffman in this month's "Koffman Innovations" feature with News Channel 34.
EMPEQ was named as a winner of an Ignition Grant from New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG). The company’s Fast Site Survey was chosen as a recipient of the award due to the technology’s potential to a have a long-term, demonstrable impact on reducing carbon emissions – especially in Upstate New York.
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