BUSINESS SERVICES
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DMC, continued ...
The DMC Business Incubator, an economic development program of Rancho
Santiago Community College District, is a dynamic workspace for 10 to
12 emerging digital media companies that offers completely furnished
office space at competitive lease rates, a high-speed network
infrastructure, a wireless Ethernet, an executive conference room,
meeting rooms, and an incubator lounge.
Business support
services include consulting and mentoring, technology specialist,
strategic marketing and sales authorities, and investor groups;
discounted memberships and free access to networking organizations;
monthly CEO roundtables; and on-site educational opportunities.
“We
currently have space for two more companies with a product or service
that represents a unique technology that creates a competitive
advantage and is not in direct competition with the present incubator
residents,” said Gustavo Chamorro, DMC director. “We invite interested
companies to review our requirements and contact us.”
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DMC, continued ...
The DMC Business Incubator, an economic development program of Rancho Santiago Community College District, is a dynamic workspace for 10 to 12 emerging digital media companies that offers completely furnished office space at competitive lease rates, a high-speed network infrastructure, a wireless Ethernet, an executive conference room, meeting rooms, and an incubator lounge.
Business support services include consulting and mentoring, technology specialist, strategic marketing and sales authorities, and investor groups; discounted memberships and free access to networking organizations; monthly CEO roundtables; and on-site educational opportunities.
“We currently have space for two more companies with a product or service that represents a unique technology that creates a competitive advantage and is not in direct competition with the present incubator residents,” said Gustavo Chamorro, DMC director. “We invite interested companies to review our requirements and contact us.”
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Anaheim City Council OKs affordable housing plan
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Anaheim nets $7 million grant for walkway linking biz center, Metrolink station
