Skysong 3.5

Skysong, located on a 42acre center in Scottsdale, Arizona, is a robust platform that supports firms entering or expanding within the United States. ASU SkySong is an innovation center designed to help companies grow by providing business services and programs offered or facilitated by Arizona State University.ASU SkySong, established in January 2008, is Arizona's global knowledge portal offering a variety of in-house services to assist foreign firms enter the United States marketplace. These services include access to new technologies, capital networks, business education and a skilled workforce. In this highly collaborative environment, individual entrepreneurs, global enterprises, ASU students, faculty, staff and community members connect to bring new technologies and innovations to the local and global marketplace.With its combination of resources from ASU, one of the largest research universities in the U.S., and the presence of multinational corporations and investors, SkySong attracts knowledge workers and corporations from around the world, creating working relationships that builds a greater ASU network between academia and commerce. Developing interactive relationships among mentors, suppliers, startup technology companies, subject experts, legal advisors and investors, SkySong is a business incubator focused on global growth.StructureSkySong is a mixed-use project, eventually consisting of 1200000sqft of office, research and retail space, and a hotel/conference center at full build-out. In addition to the commercial space, SkySong will include multi-family residential units. Currently, two 4-story buildings, each approximately 150000sqft, frame the Eastern half of the east-west boulevard intersecting the center. Built with flexibility in mind, the buildings are designed to accommodate any tenant's space needs whether small start-up companies, expanding businesses or regional operations. The center has abundant and redundant power and robust bandwidth capabilities to integrate state-of-the-art digital infrastructure into flexible office and research space.