TECHNOLOGICAL INCUBATOR
Professionals: 50
Overview
Yozmot was founded in June 1992 by 10 entrepreneurs - scientists,
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economists, members of some of the 42 Kibbutzim belonging to the
Granot Regional Cooperative Organization.
Founded as a non-profit organization, Yozmot is run by a
management company, directed by a committee of seven members.
By integrating new immigrants in challenging High-Tech projects,
Yozmot not only enhances the technological advancement, but also
contributes to the smooth absorption process from the national,
professional, social and cultural points of view.
MAIN ACTIVITIES:
High-Tech projects in a variety of technological fields.
Presently, there are 17 projects in fields such as electronics,
acoustics, optics, chemistry, mechanics and biotechnology.
Additional projects are under consideration.
FACILITIES
The Yozmot Incubator has 16 laboratories with all the necessary
utilities for the development of High-Tech projects.
Administrative, legal,marketing, accounting and other services
are also provided.
Yozmot is financed mainly by the Office of the Chief Scientist of
the Ministry of Trade and Industry, and by donations.
Yozmot is partially supported by Granot.
Yozmot is looking for cooperation in:
* Strengthening the incubator's infrastructure for the absorption
of additional new immigrants scientists and development of new
innovative High-Tech projects.
* Supporting new projects.
* Engaging strategic partners and investors for the further
development of projects and commercialization.
Scientists and Entrepreneurs having a technological idea that
needs development are invited to join the incubator.
(Applicants accepted will have to be permanent residents of
Israel).
