The Debrief: The Queen of Long Island Media
As a Season 2 guest on “Spark: The Innovate Long Island Podcast,” she helped create an interdimensional talk-show rift that temporarily bridged our giddy gabfest with her own syndicated…
The Debrief
The Debrief: Harnessing nature’s building blocks, SWFTly
The Debrief: Heart, and horse sense, at Pal-O-Mine
The Debrief: Art, for education’s sake, at the LICM
The Debrief: Keeping Black businesses in the black
The Debrief: Innovation, front and center at Adelphi
The Debrief: At SBU, an innovative take on eco-dev
The Debrief: Going for brokers, innovation at CIBS
The Debrief: Standing up against bipolar disorder
The Debrief: New faces, historical mission at the MTRC
Change is afoot at Stony Brook University’s Manufacturing and Technology Resource Consortium. Not the MTRC’s mission; Empire State Development’s regional Manufacturing Extension Partnership center has always provided job-creation and…
The Debrief: With landfill leaving, problems piling up
Long Island residents produce almost five pounds of waste per person per day. That’s a whopping 14 million tons of municipal waste, on top of nearly 30 million pounds…
The Debrief: Opportunities converge at Midway Crossing
On an island where grandiose project proposals (commercial/residential megalopolises, indoor ski mountains, etc.) come and go, Midway Crossing gives pause. Not for its projected price, which is considerable ($2.8…
The Debrief: At Canon USA, the people have spoken
From the Department of Dramatically Underappreciated Socioeconomic Cornerstones comes Canon U.S.A., the Melville-based subsidiary of Japanese imaging giant Canon Inc. boasting billions in annual revenues and roughly 6,200 employees….
Debrief: With Yvonne Schultz, innovation in every pot
When Innovate Long Island last checked in on the goings on at Stony Brook University’s Business Incubator at Calverton, former Town of Riverhead Community Development Agency Executive Director Chris Kempner had…
Debrief: For Costanzo, a direct path, largely north
A living legend of Long Island logistics, John Costanzo was front row during direct marketing’s evolution from snail-mailed mass-prints to glossy catalogues to e-commerce. More in the driver’s seat, actually:…