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Leap is committed to your long-term success
You’ve made the decision to locate in Greater Lansing, and Leap will do everything we can to prove what a smart choice that was!
We understand that your needs and challenges will change over time and we want you to know that the Leap team will be with you at every stage of the journey—working to ensure you get the help and assistance you need to thrive in the coming years.
Here are three critical resources that can help:
BusinessFirst
Successful businesses are always looking for ways to work smarter, and here are just a few of the many ways Leap’s BusinessFirst program can help make that goal a reality.
- Assessments—Our team can help you evaluate the health of your business, identify areas where improvement is needed and work with you to develop a strategic plan that addresses them.
- Regional database—This confidential database lets us benchmark the Greater Lansing area against other parts of the country and allows us to showcase strengths—and find and fix gaps.
- Training—Rely on our network of business partners to deliver the training your business needs to compete, including LEAN Business Solutions, Six Sigma and more.
MSU Technologies—Tech Transfer
Entrepreneur Magazine called MSU Technologies “a tech transfer office on steroids,” and it’s easy to see why!
- Committed to bringing the best of Michigan State University’s ideas to the marketplace and facilitating economic development in the state—and has an excellent track record of doing just that
- Well-staffed office spends extensive time monitoring and combing through University research to track down and assess ideas likely to make the transition from the lab to the marketplace
- Incorporates real-world feedback into the research and development process
- Business friendly licensing and technology transfer process
For more information, visit www.technologies.msu.edu
Community Builders:
Hundreds of local companies leverage the knowledge and resources of Michigan State University to make our region both an economic hub and an excellent place to live. Learn more about the companies that are improving our community through their collaboration with MSU.
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Accident Fund Insurance Company of America |
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AKT Peerless Environmental Services |
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Allen Neighborhood Center |
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Andrews Hooper & Pavlik P.L.C |
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Arts Council of Greater Lansing |
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Auto-Owners Insurance |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan Capital Region |
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Black Child and Family Institute |
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C2AE |
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Capital Area Michigan Works! |
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Capital Area Transportation Authority |
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Capital Area United Way |
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Capital Region Airport Authority |
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Capital Region Community Foundation |
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Capitol Bancorp Limited |
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The Christman Company |
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Clark Construction Company |
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Clinton County Economic Alliance |
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Clinton Task Force on Employment |
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Comprehensive Emergency Management Associates |
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Consumers Energy |
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Cristo Rey Community Center |
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Dart Container Corporation |
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Dart Foundation |
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Dean Transportation |
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Demmer Corporation |
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Dewpoint, Inc. |
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Dykema Gossett, PLLC. |
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East Lansing Marriott at University Place |
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East Lansing Public Schools |
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Elderly Instruments |
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Emergent BioSolutions Inc. |
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Eyde Company |
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FinCor Holdings |
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General Motors Corporation |
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Granger Construction Company |
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The Greater Lansing Business Monthly |
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The Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau |
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Hasselbring-Clark |
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HSS Material Management Solutions |
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IDV Solutions |
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Impression 5 Science Center |
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Ingham County Health Department |
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Ingham Regional Medical Center |
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Jackson National Life Insurance Company |
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The John Henry Company |
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Joseph D. & Jerry L. Reid Foundation |
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Lansing Board of Water and Light |
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Lansing Community College |
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Lansing Lugnuts |
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Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce |
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Lansing School District |
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Lansing State Journal |
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Lansing Symphony Orchestra |
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Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis & Gotting P.C. |
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Message Makers |
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Michigan Farm Bureau Family of Companies |
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Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance Company |
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Michigan State University Federal Credit Union |
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Mid-Michigan Physicians, P.C. |
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National City Corporation |
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Neogen Corporation |
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Power of We Consortium |
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Red Cedar Technology |
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The Rehmann Group |
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SME Soil & Materials Engineers, Inc. |
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Sparrow Health System |
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Spartan Internet Consulting Corporation |
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Spartan Motors, Inc. |
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Symbiosis International |
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TechSmith Corporation |
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Thomas M. Cooley Law School |
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Tri-County Regional Planning Commission |
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UAW Local 652 |






