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The IM体育足球下载 Incubation Center welcomes Akron, Cleveland, and other Northeast Ohio entrepreneurs and startups of any size, type, or vision. We work with top innovators in Northeast Ohio to solve a variety of challenges while saving time, money, and energy to accelerate growth.

Our portfolio includes top Cleveland-based manufacturers like Avtron, Boxcast, Coastal Pet Products, Sauder, Trenco, and more. View more IM体育足球下载 members and success stories .

Carla Macklin, Alium Adaptive Clothing

In 2016, Carla Macklin founded Alium Adaptive Clothing. For the last five years, Carla has run a clothing pattern company where she designed and manufactured sewing patterns and kits, selling direct to consumer, to distributors and big-box retail establishments. She has licensed patterns to industry leaders and created custom patterns for various sewn products. Carla has been solving problems with a needle and thread for 20 years, and is now developing a variety of adaptive garments for seniors in care settings and individuals facing physical challenges. Her products will make caring for seniors with issues like dementia, incontinence, joint immobility and skin fragility easier for the caregiver and more comfortable and dignified for the senior.

Lisa Oswald, Kay Chemical

Lisa Oswald took over as the owner of Kay Chemical in 2012. For over 50 years, Kay Chemical has been a Cleveland-based, family-owned company that manufactures high-quality industrial hand cleaners designed to exceed their customer’s expectations. The products are praised by mechanics, artists, and other workers for getting out the toughest grease and grime while also healing dry, cracked skin.

Michael Dougherty, SmartMulch

Mike Dougherty is the Founder of SmartMulch, a startup that reimagines mulch as lightweight, compressed tiles that are easy to transport and set in place. Traditional bagged mulch is heavy, awkward, and messy for most DIY homeowners. SmartMulch tiles install in half the time, prevent weeds, are clean & hassle free, and are delivered in zero-waste packaging. The tiles are water-activated that expand to fit your landscape and will provide a better experience than what consumers find with other mulch bags. SmartMulch is currently in the product development phase.

Evan Delahanty, Peaceful Fruits

Evan Delahanty is the Founder and CEO of Peaceful Fruits, a social good snack company that makes fair trade, natural fruit snacks that are healthy, delicious, and help save the Amazon Rainforest. Prior to launching, Evan worked as a project manager and community economic development specialist for the U.S. Peace Corps in the Amazon interior of Suriname, South America. Peaceful Fruits has been featured on Shark Tank, BuzzFeed, and was named one of the top social enterprise startups in Ohio. Now coming out of pilot, the company is working to scale towards regional and national distribution. With premium products and a story rooted in sustainability, this for-profit social enterprise ran a successful 2016 pilot that sold over 25,000 snacks and is now looking to scale up. Recently approved for Whole Foods, Peaceful Fruits is focused on rolling product out to larger partners.

India Gill, Karis Dolls

India Gill developed the idea to create the Karis Doll Collection for girls in unique families a little over a year ago. Karis is founded on the principle that everyone should be able to see themselves reflected in toys in the marketplace, with the goal of supporting girls of multicultural backgrounds in a variety of family structures. Dolls are packed with potential for teaching children about themselves and the world around them, and India wanted to directly address the lack of multicultural dolls with realistic backstories that effectively represent more than just the stereotypical nuclear family. Karis will provide engaging stories for girls in divorced, blended, single parent, foster care, multi-generational, military, same-sex, and adopted families. Karis Dolls are currently in the product development phase.