faqs

It is where you can meet clients and work during normal business hours. This study space has all the perks of the bookstore or coffee shop without making you purchase anything.

A co-working space is a place for entrepreneurs and the public to escape the distractions of working at home.

If you have a laptop or tablet, you can use the free Wi-Fi to complete assignments. The space also has whiteboards, projection screens, a flat-screen TV with Skype access, social enterprise periodicals, and a business reference library.

The Innovation Incubator is housed inside the co-work space at the Northbank Center.
Northbank Center
432 N. Saginaw Street
Suite 207

All services are offered at no cost.

[IN] is funded by the University of Michigan-Flint, the U.S. Economic Development Administration, and the C.S. Mott Foundation.

The Incubator is open to the public on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Summer hours may be reduced. The Incubator is closed during holidays and campus closings.

No.  Individuals or groups wanting to use the space may contact Kelli Catrell at [email protected] to make a reservation.

Any student or member of the public can apply for business planning assistance from the Incubator, and enjoy use of the co-work space and other resources. After a personal interview, businesses and nonprofits may qualify for additional resources, such as a mailing address or mentoring by UM-Flint faculty.

  • Groups affiliated with the Office of Economic Development and who work collaboratively with the community may reserve the classroom area for meetings and classes.
  • UM-Flint faculty working on collaborative community projects are encouraged to hold classes in the space.
  • The Innovation Incubator is an active co-work space, so it is likely other individuals may also be working in the space while your meeting is held.
  • To request a reservation, contact the Office of Economic Development.