Thames River Innovation Place secures second-year funding
25 Sep 2018
Economic Development
Thames River Innovation Place, a collection of New London- and Groton-based projects designed to spur entrepreneurship, announced last week that it has secured about $620,000 in funding for it's second year, which runs from July 2018 through June 2019.
That includes $494,197 from CTNext, a public-private network aimed at boosting entrepreneurs, and a $125,000 matching grant TRIP will get from CTNext if it acquires the federal Economic Development Administration grant it is seeking.
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