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Find similar grantsWashington State Innovation Partnership Zone Program is sponsored by Washington State Department of Commerce. Provides grants to support innovation and economic development in designated zones within Washington State.
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Innovation Partnerships Zones - Pathways to Business Growth in Washington State Small business services | Washington State Department of Commerce Collaborate, innovate, succeed. Collaboration and innovation are the dual roads that lead to success in the marketplace. Recognizing the power of partnering with like-minded companies and individuals, Washington has launched Innovation Partnership Zones (IPZ) around the state.
2019 IPZ Designation and Re-Designation Information Designation Information Timeline IPZ Threshold Application IPZ Part 2 Designation Application IPZ Re-Designation Application To view IPZ business plans (they will open as PDF files), click on the IPZ location (bold blue text) below. Auburn – Urban Center for Innovative Partnerships , (2011~City of Auburn).
More information: Doug Lein (253) 804-3101 Bellevue – 5G Open innovation Zone, (2019 – City of Bellevue). More Information: Jesse Canedo Bothell – Bothell Biomedical Device IPZ , (2007~City of Bothell). More information: Jeanie Ashe Issaquah – Sports Medicine Innovation Partnership Zone, (2015~City of Issaquah).
More information: Jen Davis Hayes (425) 414-4016 Skagit Valley – Value-Added Agriculture, (2013~Economic Development Alliance of Skagit County). More information: John Sternlicht (360) 336-6114 Snohomish – Aerospace Convergence Zone, (2007~Economic Alliance Snohomish County). More information:Jeanie Ashe – (425) 806-6149 Tri Cities – Tri Cities Research District, (2007~Port of Benton) .
More information: Diahann Howard (509) 375-3060 Thurston – Thurston Craft Brewing and Distilling IPZ, (2015~Thurston County). More information: Michael Cade (360) 754-6320 Vancouver Camas – Applied Digital Technology Accelerator, (2013~City of Vancouver). More information: Sandra Towne (360) 487-7947 Wenatchee – Central Washington Data Analytics Technology IPZ.
More information: Dave Peterson , (509) 663-3091 2001 Sixth Ave. , Suite 2600, Seattle, WA 98121 ChooseWashington@commerce. wa.
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