1994-2006 |
|
| Activity | |
| Companies | >330 |
| Projects | 1,828 |
| Total State Investment | |
| in SPIR | $ 9.5M |
| Industry/Federal Funding Leverage | |
| Federal Funding | $ 95M |
| Industry Cash | $ 11M |
| Industry In-Kind | $ 22M |
| Total Industry/Federal | $128M |
| Job Impact* | |
| Jobs Created | 8,347 |
| Jobs Retained | 2,222 |
| Total Jobs | 10,569 |
| *Estimated by industrial partners. | |
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The
Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence(SPIR) was established on
July 1, 1994, by the State of New York to utilize the extensive engineering
resources of the SUNY system (the Engineering Colleges and Programs at Stony
Brook, Buffalo,
Binghamton
and New Paltz) to help industry in the State compete more effectively. SPIR
fills a critical gap in existing State industrial assistance programs by
providing technically advanced multidisciplinary assistance on a fast turn
around basis,. The intent is to help companies improve their market posture,
retain existing employees and create new jobs.
Message from Dr. Clive R. Clayton,
Director of SPIR
Interested in how SPIR can help your company?
Read the SPIR Brochure
Interested in how the program works?
Read the SPIR Project Fact Sheet