Innovation Connector, a community business incubator that helps entrepreneurs launch new projects, moved from just off of the Ball State University campus 1.5 miles away to 125 N. Mulberry St. Monday.
The company moved so Ball State could demolish the Marsh Street houses occupied by Innovation Connection to make way for the North Residence Hall, which is scheduled to open in 2010, Katie Frederick, executive director for the company, said.
Innovation Connector works as a partnership between Ball State, the city of Muncie and Cardinal Health provider.
The company will benefit from being contained to a single building and floor in its new location, but will not benefit from being farther from campus and having to pay rent, Frederick said.
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