Tech Incubation Just Got Easier Downtown

Tech startups in Downtown San Diego now have another place to incubate. Recently, CONNECT (which catalyzes tech and life sciences products in San Diego County) partnered with Co-Merge Workplace, a co-working space Downtown. CONNECT VP Ruprecht von Buttlar tells us the partnership will provide incubation and business acceleration for startup and early-stage companies in Co-Merge’s Downtown space.

The partnership will also allow potential investors access to a variety of startups, Ruprecht says. Combining the CONNECT programming expertise with Co-Merge’s collaborative environment will result in faster time-to-market for emerging companies. Co-Merge is a first-come, first-serve community space with both high- and low-top desks and a capacity of 40 seats. We know it well: Bisnow’s own Sean Spear works there when he needs a chair and desk.

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