CoreTech Industries President Greg Quinn told VNC earlier this week there might be room for more angel or VC investment in his firm, as the company rolls-out new products in the lightweight concrete, recycled paving, wind-to-energy and other enviro-friendly sectors. CoreTech is awaiting zoning approval and guarantees of incentives from state and local governments, before proceeding with their proposed green-technologies R&D park in Lebanon, Tenn., about 20 minutes drive from downtown Nashville. Long term, the park could grow to 250 acres, becoming home for as many as 100 companies and perhaps 1,000 workers. Right now, though, CoreTech is about a dozen fulltimers. We'll follow the story.
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Angels may have shot at CoreTech
CoreTech Industries President Greg Quinn told VNC earlier this week there might be room for more angel or VC investment in his firm, as the company rolls-out new products in the lightweight concrete, recycled paving, wind-to-energy and other enviro-friendly sectors. CoreTech is awaiting zoning approval and guarantees of incentives from state and local governments, before proceeding with their proposed green-technologies R&D park in Lebanon, Tenn., about 20 minutes drive from downtown Nashville. Long term, the park could grow to 250 acres, becoming home for as many as 100 companies and perhaps 1,000 workers. Right now, though, CoreTech is about a dozen fulltimers. We'll follow the story.
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