We’re one of the best in the world! 
The Arts Incubator is honored to have been selected as one of the top Incubators in the world!
We have been nominated to receive the Non-Technology Incubator of the Year Award at this year’s NBIA International Conference on Business Incubation in Orlando.
Congratulations to the other nominees from India, Spain and Florida; we’ll see you at the awards ceremony!
Incubator’s Executive Director Invited to Speak in Morocco
The European Business & Innovation Centre Network is an umbrella organization representing more than 250 business support organizations, entrepreneurship and incubation centres all over Europe and beyond. EBN was established in 198 and has since then contributed significantly to the economic growth and social development in all European Regions through the creation of innovative firms and the development of a dynamic entrepreneurial attitude.
Every year EBN has the pleasure to organize for its members and partners the EBN Annual Congress, which provides a meeting place for more than 400 delegates representing both EU and non-EU countries. The 2009 XVIII edition of the EBN Congress will take place in Fez, Morocco, from 24th to 27th of June.
The Congress will be focused on the generation of creative ideas and pragmatic tools for turning the pervasive negative perception and reasoning into a positive momentum by highlighting the power of creativity and innovation. The event will take participants on a comprehensive journey starting with a focus on creative disciplines, entailing a great dose of innovation & entrepreneurial spirit, and ending by proposing a selective set of tools, good practices and new methods, which can be deployed to unlock entrepreneurship, steer creativity and master innovation management.
We congratulate Jeff Becker, Executive Director of the Arts Incubator, who will be traveling to Morocco in June to be the moderator at the Workshop, “Lessons Learned From Creative Artists & Cultural Entrepreneurs,” talking about the Arts Incubator’s experience.
