Kitchen Incubator

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Original message from: CarolCoren@aol.com

contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific
kitchen incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.



Carol Coren

-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: 215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: 215-939-4094
w_ww.cornerstoneconsultan_ (http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/) ts.us
w_ww.cornerstoneventures.biz


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bhill@igc.org

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Original message from: Konola@Bresnan.net

Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The organization
began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund. It
expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of local
orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by processing
some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC, loan
fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has been very
successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has expanded
to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators have
been funded in some locations by EDA also.



http://www.gjincubator.org/



From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
CarolCoren@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010



contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific kitchen
incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.







Carol Coren
-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: 215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: 215-939-4094
www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
www.cornerstoneventures.biz <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

In a message dated <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> 1/24/2010
1:12:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu writes:

<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> bhill@igc.org



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Original message from: ted.fowler@bristol.gov.uk

Hi - this is an excellent list, following you all is definitely more of an inspiration than a displacement activity for me!

Kitchen Incubator looks like an interesting model, in particular with good service integration, although some of my 'google hits' on the matter have come up with caveats. I'm looking at this from a specifically urban point of view in order to establish and assess a case locally: can anyone help me find any examples from US or from anywhere else in this list?

thanks, and best wishes





Ted Fowler


Tel: + 44 117 922 2259
Fax: +44 117 922 2929


Economic Development
City Development
Bristol City Council
4th Floor, Brunel House
St. Georges Road,
Bristol BS1 5UY

www.bristol.gov.uk/business

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>> "Claudette Konola" <Konola@Bresnan.net> 26/01/2010 14:13 >>>
Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The organization
began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund. It
expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of local
orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by processing
some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC, loan
fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has been very
successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has expanded
to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators have
been funded in some locations by EDA also.



http://www.gjincubator.org/



From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
CarolCoren@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010



contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific kitchen
incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.







Carol Coren
-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: 215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: 215-939-4094
www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
www.cornerstoneventures.biz <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

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1:12:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> bhill@igc.org



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Original message from: sharonyeago@gmail.com

Kitchen incubators are a hot topic right now with the small farm
direct marketing world, but there are not many well established model
programs in place yet.

Leslie Schaller, a fellow Farmers Market Coalition board member, works
for the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks
http://www.acenetworks.org/ - in addition to multiple kitchen sites,
they offer a branding/marketing component as well as distribution for
retail sales.

There are a number of projects that are in the planning and granting
stage, so by this time next year you should be able to find additional
programs.

-- Sharon Yeago, President, Farmers Market Coalition


On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 10:07 AM, Ted Fowler <ted.fowler@bristol.gov.uk> wrote:
Hi - this is an excellent list, following you all *is definitely more of an inspiration than a displacement activity for me!

Kitchen Incubator looks like an interesting model, in particular with good service integration, although some of my 'google hits' on the matter have come up with caveats. *I'm looking at this from a specifically urban point of view in order to establish and assess a case locally: can anyone help me find any examples from US or from anywhere else in this list?

thanks, and best wishes





Ted Fowler


Tel: + 44 117 922 2259
Fax: +44 117 922 2929


Economic Development
City Development
Bristol City Council
4th Floor, Brunel House
St. Georges Road,
Bristol BS1 5UY

www.bristol.gov.uk/business

www.investinbristol.com ( http://www.investinbristol.com/ )


www.c3partnership.org

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>>> "Claudette Konola" <Konola@Bresnan.net> 26/01/2010 14:13 >>>
Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The organization
began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund. It
expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of local
orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by processing
some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC, loan
fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has been very
successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has expanded
to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators have
been funded in some locations by EDA also.



http://www.gjincubator.org/



From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
CarolCoren@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010



contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. *There used to be a terrific kitchen
incubator in Denver. * Rural development at USDA supports loan guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.







Carol Coren
-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: *215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: *215-939-4094
www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
www.cornerstoneventures.biz *<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

*<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

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1:12:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Original message from: MZajac@njeda.com

In New Jersey (USA), Rutgers University just inaugurated our new Rutgers Food Innovation Center in Bridgeton, NJ. They offer technical assistance in food packaging, required licensing and certifications, connections for funders, hot and cold pack clean room space, etc. Their website is: http://www.foodinnovation.rutgers.edu/index.html
You will find a connection to the listserv for food incubators on the FoodBIN button of their webpage.



-----Original Message-----
From: bounce-5063022-8709241@list.cornell.edu [mailto:bounce-5063022-8709241@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Sharon Yeago
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 5:39 PM
To: Ted Fowler
Cc: Claudette Konola; communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010

Kitchen incubators are a hot topic right now with the small farm
direct marketing world, but there are not many well established model
programs in place yet.

Leslie Schaller, a fellow Farmers Market Coalition board member, works
for the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks
http://www.acenetworks.org/ - in addition to multiple kitchen sites,
they offer a branding/marketing component as well as distribution for
retail sales.

There are a number of projects that are in the planning and granting
stage, so by this time next year you should be able to find additional
programs.

-- Sharon Yeago, President, Farmers Market Coalition


On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 10:07 AM, Ted Fowler <ted.fowler@bristol.gov.uk> wrote:
Hi - this is an excellent list, following you all is definitely more of an inspiration than a displacement activity for me!

Kitchen Incubator looks like an interesting model, in particular with good service integration, although some of my 'google hits' on the matter have come up with caveats. I'm looking at this from a specifically urban point of view in order to establish and assess a case locally: can anyone help me find any examples from US or from anywhere else in this list?

thanks, and best wishes





Ted Fowler


Tel: + 44 117 922 2259
Fax: +44 117 922 2929


Economic Development
City Development
Bristol City Council
4th Floor, Brunel House
St. Georges Road,
Bristol BS1 5UY

www.bristol.gov.uk/business

www.investinbristol.com ( http://www.investinbristol.com/ )


www.c3partnership.org

www.exchange2improve.eu

www.socialeconomybristol.org.uk

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>>> "Claudette Konola" <Konola@Bresnan.net> 26/01/2010 14:13 >>>
Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The organization
began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund. It
expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of local
orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by processing
some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC, loan
fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has been very
successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has expanded
to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators have
been funded in some locations by EDA also.



http://www.gjincubator.org/



From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
CarolCoren@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010



contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific kitchen
incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.







Carol Coren
-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: 215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: 215-939-4094
www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
www.cornerstoneventures.biz <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

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1:12:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Original message from: GMaher@lisc.org

One of LISC's partners in Boston, Nuestra Comunidad, started a kitchen
incubator called Culinary Ventures for small food service entrepreneurs in
and near the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury where they are located.
Culinary Ventures remained afloat for awhile, but underperformed and
recently faltered and needed to be transferred to another entity. Might be
worth your time contacting Nuestra staff to hear of the specific challenges
they experienced and what they might have done differently based on lessons
learned.

http://nuestracdc.org/index.html



Greg Maher
Senior Vice President for Lending
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
501 Seventh Avenue, Seventh Floor
New York, NY 10018
212-455-9860
212-687-2698 (fax)
gmaher@lisc.org

>> Ted Fowler <ted.fowler@bristol.gov.uk> 1/26/2010 10:07 AM >>>
Hi - this is an excellent list, following you all is definitely more of
an inspiration than a displacement activity for me!

Kitchen Incubator looks like an interesting model, in particular with good
service integration, although some of my 'google hits' on the matter have
come up with caveats. I'm looking at this from a specifically urban point
of view in order to establish and assess a case locally: can anyone help me
find any examples from US or from anywhere else in this list?

thanks, and best wishes





Ted Fowler


Tel: + 44 117 922 2259
Fax: +44 117 922 2929


Economic Development
City Development
Bristol City Council
4th Floor, Brunel House
St. Georges Road,
Bristol BS1 5UY

www.bristol.gov.uk/business

www.investinbristol.com ( http://www.investinbristol.com/ )


www.c3partnership.org

www.exchange2improve.eu

www.socialeconomybristol.org.uk

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>> "Claudette Konola" <Konola@Bresnan.net> 26/01/2010 14:13 >>>
Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The
organization
began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund. It
expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of
local
orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by processing
some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC, loan
fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has been
very
successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has
expanded
to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators
have
been funded in some locations by EDA also.



http://www.gjincubator.org/



From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
CarolCoren@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010



contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific
kitchen
incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.







Carol Coren
-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: 215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: 215-939-4094
www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
www.cornerstoneventures.biz <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

In a message dated <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> 1/24/2010
1:12:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Original message from: bcahan@urbanlogic.org

Hi Greg:

Another Ashoka Fellow and friend, Daniel Ross, has a unique inner city
farming initiative, Nuestras Raices, in Hollyoke MA.

I've copied Daniel, suggesting that you or others on listserv reach out to
him.

All the best,

Bruce


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On 1/27/10 8:40 AM, "Greg Maher" <GMaher@lisc.org> wrote:

One of LISC's partners in Boston, Nuestra Comunidad, started a kitchen
incubator called Culinary Ventures for small food service entrepreneurs in
and near the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury where they are located.
Culinary Ventures remained afloat for awhile, but underperformed and
recently faltered and needed to be transferred to another entity. Might be
worth your time contacting Nuestra staff to hear of the specific challenges
they experienced and what they might have done differently based on lessons
learned.

http://nuestracdc.org/index.html



Greg Maher
Senior Vice President for Lending
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
501 Seventh Avenue, Seventh Floor
New York, NY 10018
212-455-9860
212-687-2698 (fax)
gmaher@lisc.org

>>> Ted Fowler <ted.fowler@bristol.gov.uk> 1/26/2010 10:07 AM >>>
Hi - this is an excellent list, following you all is definitely more of
an inspiration than a displacement activity for me!

Kitchen Incubator looks like an interesting model, in particular with good
service integration, although some of my 'google hits' on the matter have
come up with caveats. I'm looking at this from a specifically urban point
of view in order to establish and assess a case locally: can anyone help me
find any examples from US or from anywhere else in this list?

thanks, and best wishes





Ted Fowler


Tel: + 44 117 922 2259
Fax: +44 117 922 2929


Economic Development
City Development
Bristol City Council
4th Floor, Brunel House
St. Georges Road,
Bristol BS1 5UY

www.bristol.gov.uk/business

www.investinbristol.com ( http://www.investinbristol.com/ )


www.c3partnership.org

www.exchange2improve.eu

www.socialeconomybristol.org.uk

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>>> "Claudette Konola" <Konola@Bresnan.net> 26/01/2010 14:13 >>>
Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The
organization
began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund. It
expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of
local
orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by processing
some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC, loan
fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has been
very
successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has
expanded
to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators
have
been funded in some locations by EDA also.



http://www.gjincubator.org/



From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
CarolCoren@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010



contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific
kitchen
incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.







Carol Coren
-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: 215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: 215-939-4094
www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
www.cornerstoneventures.biz <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

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Original message from: awoodward@melvilletrust.org

I was the Director of Nuestra Culinary Ventures during its most
successful period in 2006 and would be happy to give you my insight if
you would like.

Here are some other sites as well:

Shared use kitchens:

Cornell
http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/necfe/...itchen/ny.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.nysaes.cornell.edu/necfe/CoPackerKitchen/ny.html>

Western Mass Food Processing Center http://www.fccdc.org/fpcabout.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.fccdc.org/fpcabout.html>

Information:

http://www.businessweek.com/smallbiz...71214_603976.h
tm
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.businessweek.com/smallbiz/content/dec2007/sb20071214_603976.htm>

http://www.mikitchenessukitchen.com/incubator.htm
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.mikitchenessukitchen.com/incubator.htm>


http://www.thedenverchannel.com/mone...21/detail.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.thedenverchannel.com/money/14880021/detail.html>

non profit restaurant models (if you are interested)

http://www.whitedog.com/community.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.whitedog.com/community.html>


http://www.oneworldeverybodyeats.com...ybody_Eats_-_S
pirit_In_Business_-_Starting_a_Community_Kitchen.pdf
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.oneworldeverybodyeats.com/images/One_World_Everybody_Eats_-_Spirit
_In_Business_-_Starting_a_Community_Kitchen.pdf>

shared use kitchen guide-
http://www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/FMT-2.pdf

Good Luck!

Cary

__________________________________________________ ______________________
________

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Executive Director
Billings Forge Community Works
Suite S101
140 Russ Street
Hartford, CT. 06106
(860) 548 - 9877

-----Original Message-----
From: bounce-5072924-11581061@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5072924-11581061@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Bruce
Cahan
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 12:15 AM
To: Greg Maher; communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Cc: Daniel Ross
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010

Hi Greg:

Another Ashoka Fellow and friend, Daniel Ross, has a unique inner city
farming initiative, Nuestras Raices, in Hollyoke MA.

I've copied Daniel, suggesting that you or others on listserv reach out
to
him.

All the best,

Bruce


Bruce Cahan
Cell: (212) 399-9700
bcahan@urbanlogic.org
www.urbanlogic.org
Skype: bbcesq
Twitter: brucecahan

Ashoka Fellow = Social Investment Entrepreneur
Stanford Center for Internet & Society - Non-Residential Fellow
President - Urban Logic (A NY nonprofit, qualified in CA)
Profile - http://www.google.com/profiles/brucebcahan

Read more about our ethical/high-transparency bank project:
*
http://www.frbsf.org/publications/co...sue2/cahan.pdf
* http://www.goodbank.info/w



On 1/27/10 8:40 AM, "Greg Maher" <GMaher@lisc.org> wrote:

One of LISC's partners in Boston, Nuestra Comunidad, started a kitchen
incubator called Culinary Ventures for small food service
entrepreneurs in
and near the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury where they are located.
Culinary Ventures remained afloat for awhile, but underperformed and
recently faltered and needed to be transferred to another entity.
Might be
worth your time contacting Nuestra staff to hear of the specific
challenges
they experienced and what they might have done differently based on
lessons
learned.

http://nuestracdc.org/index.html



Greg Maher
Senior Vice President for Lending
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
501 Seventh Avenue, Seventh Floor
New York, NY 10018
212-455-9860
212-687-2698 (fax)
gmaher@lisc.org

>>> Ted Fowler <ted.fowler@bristol.gov.uk> 1/26/2010 10:07 AM >>>
Hi - this is an excellent list, following you all is definitely more
of
an inspiration than a displacement activity for me!

Kitchen Incubator looks like an interesting model, in particular with
good
service integration, although some of my 'google hits' on the matter
have
come up with caveats. I'm looking at this from a specifically urban
point
of view in order to establish and assess a case locally: can anyone
help me
find any examples from US or from anywhere else in this list?

thanks, and best wishes





Ted Fowler


Tel: + 44 117 922 2259
Fax: +44 117 922 2929


Economic Development
City Development
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>>> "Claudette Konola" <Konola@Bresnan.net> 26/01/2010 14:13 >>>
Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The
organization
began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund.
It
expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of
local
orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by
processing
some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC,
loan
fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has
been
very
successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has
expanded
to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators
have
been funded in some locations by EDA also.



http://www.gjincubator.org/



From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
CarolCoren@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010



contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific
kitchen
incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan
guarantees
for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.







Carol Coren
-- a Cornerstone Principal
West Coast
6930 SW Brier Place
Portland, OR 97219
East Coast
874 Churchville Road
Southampton, PA 18966
Phone: 215-953-1810
E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
Cell: 215-939-4094
www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
www.cornerstoneventures.biz <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

<http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>

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Original message from: lyndon.comstock@gmail.com

My brief comment, based on my experience in working with a commercial
kitchen incubator in Brooklyn a few years back, is that marketing of food
products is a far more difficult issue than production. I would suggest
focusing two-thirds of one's efforts on supporting entrepreneurs in
successfully bringing their product to the customer. Food marketing
channels are often very difficult for small companies to access. We made
the mistake of focusing our efforts on assistance with production,
financing, and administration. Those are all extremely important but not
nearly as intractable as the marketing challenges.

Lyndon Comstock



On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 7:10 AM, Woodward, Ann
<awoodward@melvilletrust.org>wrote:

I was the Director of Nuestra Culinary Ventures during its most
successful period in 2006 and would be happy to give you my insight if
you would like.

Here are some other sites as well:

Shared use kitchens:

Cornell
http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/necfe/...itchen/ny.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.nysaes.cornell.edu/necfe/CoPackerKitchen/ny.html>

Western Mass Food Processing Center http://www.fccdc.org/fpcabout.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.fccdc.org/fpcabout.html>

Information:

http://www.businessweek.com/smallbiz...71214_603976.h
tm<http://www.businessweek.com/smallbiz...603976.h%0Atm>
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.businessweek.com/smallbiz/content/dec2007/sb20071214_603976.htm>

http://www.mikitchenessukitchen.com/incubator.htm
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.mikitchenessukitchen.com/incubator.htm>


http://www.thedenverchannel.com/mone...21/detail.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.thedenverchannel.com/money/14880021/detail.html>

non profit restaurant models (if you are interested)

http://www.whitedog.com/community.html
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.whitedog.com/community.html>


http://www.oneworldeverybodyeats.com...ybody_Eats_-_S
pirit_In_Business_-_Starting_a_Community_Kitchen.pdf<http://www.oneworldeverybodyeats.com...y_Kitchen.pdf>
<http://www.ctpartnershiphousingmail.....asp?URL=http:
//www.oneworldeverybodyeats.com/images/One_World_Everybody_Eats_-_Spirit
_In_Business_-_Starting_a_Community_Kitchen.pdf<http://www.oneworldeverybodyeats.com...y_Kitchen.pdf>
>

shared use kitchen guide-
http://www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/FMT-2.pdf

Good Luck!

Cary

__________________________________________________ ______________________
________

Cary Wheaton
Executive Director
Billings Forge Community Works
Suite S101
140 Russ Street
Hartford, CT. 06106
(860) 548 - 9877

-----Original Message-----
From: bounce-5072924-11581061@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-5072924-11581061@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Bruce
Cahan
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 12:15 AM
To: Greg Maher; communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
Cc: Daniel Ross
Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010

Hi Greg:

Another Ashoka Fellow and friend, Daniel Ross, has a unique inner city
farming initiative, Nuestras Raices, in Hollyoke MA.

I've copied Daniel, suggesting that you or others on listserv reach out
to
him.

All the best,

Bruce


Bruce Cahan
Cell: (212) 399-9700
bcahan@urbanlogic.org
www.urbanlogic.org
Skype: bbcesq
Twitter: brucecahan

Ashoka Fellow = Social Investment Entrepreneur
Stanford Center for Internet & Society - Non-Residential Fellow
President - Urban Logic (A NY nonprofit, qualified in CA)
Profile - http://www.google.com/profiles/brucebcahan

Read more about our ethical/high-transparency bank project:
*
http://www.frbsf.org/publications/co...sue2/cahan.pdf
* http://www.goodbank.info/w



On 1/27/10 8:40 AM, "Greg Maher" <GMaher@lisc.org> wrote:

> One of LISC's partners in Boston, Nuestra Comunidad, started a kitchen
> incubator called Culinary Ventures for small food service
entrepreneurs in
> and near the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury where they are located.
> Culinary Ventures remained afloat for awhile, but underperformed and
> recently faltered and needed to be transferred to another entity.
Might be
> worth your time contacting Nuestra staff to hear of the specific
challenges
> they experienced and what they might have done differently based on
lessons
> learned.
>
> http://nuestracdc.org/index.html
>
>
>
> Greg Maher
> Senior Vice President for Lending
> Local Initiatives Support Corporation
> 501 Seventh Avenue, Seventh Floor
> New York, NY 10018
> 212-455-9860
> 212-687-2698 (fax)
> gmaher@lisc.org
>
>>>> Ted Fowler <ted.fowler@bristol.gov.uk> 1/26/2010 10:07 AM >>>
> Hi - this is an excellent list, following you all is definitely more
of
> an inspiration than a displacement activity for me!
>
> Kitchen Incubator looks like an interesting model, in particular with
good
> service integration, although some of my 'google hits' on the matter
have
> come up with caveats. I'm looking at this from a specifically urban
point
> of view in order to establish and assess a case locally: can anyone
help me
> find any examples from US or from anywhere else in this list?
>
> thanks, and best wishes
>
>
>
>
>
> Ted Fowler
>
>
> Tel: + 44 117 922 2259
> Fax: +44 117 922 2929
>
>
> Economic Development
> City Development
> Bristol City Council
> 4th Floor, Brunel House
> St. Georges Road,
> Bristol BS1 5UY
>
> www.bristol.gov.uk/business
>
> www.investinbristol.com ( http://www.investinbristol.com/ )
>
>
> www.c3partnership.org
>
> www.exchange2improve.eu
>
> www.socialeconomybristol.org.uk
>
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> contain confidential and privileged information. If you are not the
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>
>>>> "Claudette Konola" <Konola@Bresnan.net> 26/01/2010 14:13 >>>
> Grand Junction, CO also has a wonderful kitchen incubator. The
> organization
> began with a business incubator and CDBG funded revolving loan fund.
It
> expanded to include a kitchen incubator as a response to the needs of
> local
> orchards needing a way to maximize the value of their crops by
processing
> some rather than having to ship only fresh fruit. The model of SBDC,
loan
> fund, business and kitchen incubator all housed under one roof has
been
> very
> successful. (About 15 years ago I managed the loan fund, which has
> expanded
> to include venture capital for entrepreneurs since I left.) Incubators
> have
> been funded in some locations by EDA also.
>
>
>
> http://www.gjincubator.org/
>
>
>
> From: bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu
> [mailto:bounce-5060254-9549621@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of
> CarolCoren@aol.com
> Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:41 AM
> To: communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu
> Subject: Re: communitydevelopmentbanking-l digest: January 23, 2010
>
>
>
> contact NBIA about kitchen incubators. There used to be a terrific
> kitchen
> incubator in Denver. Rural development at USDA supports loan
guarantees
> for such projects if they are situated in rural communities.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Carol Coren
> -- a Cornerstone Principal
> West Coast
> 6930 SW Brier Place
> Portland, OR 97219
> East Coast
> 874 Churchville Road
> Southampton, PA 18966
> Phone: 215-953-1810
> E-mail: carolcoren@aol.com
> Cell: 215-939-4094
> www.cornerstoneconsultan <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> ts.us
> www.cornerstoneventures.biz <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>
>
> <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/>
>
> In a message dated <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> 1/24/2010
> 1:12:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> communitydevelopmentbanking-l@list.cornell.edu writes:
>
> <http://www.cornerstoneconsultants.us/> bhill@igc.org
>
>
>
> CDB list instructions http://www.runonthebank.net/cdblist.htm
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> Find out about the council's Cycling City project by visiting
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