![The Entrepreneur’s Space, our kitchen incubator in Long Island City, Queens, is home to emerging food businesses including Chee’Bonnet, purveyor of delicious cheesecake balls dipped in chocolate (above). According to the TimesLedger, Chee’Bonnet owner Pat Pilla uses the space’s “ovens, cold kitchen and mixer, [and] has also taken classes and learned how to market there.”
At the incubator’s first birthday, she attracted interest from various businesses looking to sell her product such as a hotel, a catering business and a major supermarket. ‘It’s not just going to a kitchen and cooking and then you leave,’ she said of the incubator.
Find out more on The Entrepreneur’s Space via the NYCEDC website.
Photo credit: Chee’Bonnet](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzef6wAwMj1qec2eyo1_r1_1280.jpg)
The Entrepreneur’s Space, our kitchen incubator in Long Island City, Queens, is home to emerging food businesses including Chee’Bonnet, purveyor of delicious cheesecake balls dipped in chocolate (above). According to the TimesLedger, Chee’Bonnet owner Pat Pilla uses the space’s “ovens, cold kitchen and mixer, [and] has also taken classes and learned how to market there.”
At the incubator’s first birthday, she attracted interest from various businesses looking to sell her product such as a hotel, a catering business and a major supermarket. ‘It’s not just going to a kitchen and cooking and then you leave,’ she said of the incubator.
Find out more on The Entrepreneur’s Space via the NYCEDC website.
Photo credit: Chee’Bonnet
Tech Boom Upgrades Expectations In City’s Housing Market (NY1)
Where do high-tech workers want to live and work? Watch the video to see which digital neighborhoods are up and coming.
“The New York tech scene is having a real impact on the real estate market. It’s interesting. What we are seeing is that the business of business is now technology and more and more companies are hiring tech workers. These people need a place to live,” says RealDirect CEO Doug Perlson.
Photos from Entrepreneur Space’s first birthday party, our City-sponsored kitchen incubator in Long Island City, Queens.
Photos by NYCEDC/Xavier Beltran
“Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Media & Entertainment Commissioner Katherine Oliver visited the set of “Gossip Girl” – a “Made in NY” television series that films at Silvercup Studios in Long Island City – to announce that 2011 broke all records for television production in New York City and to celebrate the show’s 100th episode, which will air Monday, January 30th on The CW.”
Photo credit: Spencer T Tucker
