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Digital Media Center launches affiliate program
The Rancho Santiago Community College District project aims to help more upstarts.
BY LAUREN GIUDICEPublished: July 26, 2010 09:39 AM
The Santa Ana-based Digital Media Center Business Incubator is launching a new affiliate program aimed at expanding its offerings for early-stage companies.
The Digital Media Center, which was made possible by a $1.6 million grant from the Department of Commerce, is a Rancho Santiago Community College District program that provides office space and other business-development resources to entrepreneurial upstarts in the fields of digital media arts, TV and video.
The center's new initiative allows it to serve as a business incubator for companies that are in the process of launching, in addition to newly launched firms.
“Our goal is to have a pipeline to help companies at an earlier stage,” said Digital Media Center Director Gustavo Chamorro. “This program is perfect for someone who wants to start a new venture while still remaining employed.”
Among the services provided: up to 10 hours of shared office space and conference rooms during business hours; business and legal counseling; marketing; IT; access to workshops and networking events; professional business address and mailbox; office equipment, including copier and fax; and wired and wireless Internet connection at the DMC. Membership is $100 per month or $500 for six months.
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The Digital Media Center, which was made possible by a $1.6 million grant from the Department of Commerce, is a Rancho Santiago Community College District program that provides office space and other business-development resources to entrepreneurial upstarts in the fields of digital media arts, TV and video. The center's new initiative allows it to serve as a business incubator for companies that are in the process of launching, in addition to newly launched firms. “Our goal is to have a pipeline to help companies at an earlier stage,” said Digital Media Center Director Gustavo Chamorro. “This program is perfect for someone who wants to start a new venture while still remaining employed.” Among the services provided: up to 10 hours of shared office space and conference rooms during business hours; business and legal counseling; marketing; IT; access to workshops and networking events; professional business address and mailbox; office equipment, including copier and fax; and wired and wireless Internet connection at the DMC. Membership is $100 per month or $500 for six months. Related headlines Department of Energy selects Grubb & Ellis for pilot program Union Bank signs on as Americana Awards sponsor Digital Media Center welcomes Wildflower Technologies |
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