One of the things that made it through the governor’s approval of the budget April 17 was a $5 million allocation for the Central Florida Life Sciences Incubator Consortium.
Never heard of the consortium? That’s OK, they’re new. Here’s a look at what they’re going to be doing with the money.
The City of Orlando will be the government entity getting the check when the new budget comes online in July. According to a concept paper from the Florida House, the “next required ingredient for the advancement of the biomedical industry is the creation of adequate life sciences incubator space.”
To read the full, original article click on this link: Governor approves $5M for Life Science Incubator Consortium - Orlando Business Journal
