A biotech startup based out of a business incubator at GVSU won $100,000 for their business plan at a GLEQ contest.
According to an excerpt from MITechNews:
Syzygy Biotech Solutions, a Grand Rapids biotech company, Thursday night won the $100,000 SmartZone Award at the Great Lakes Entrepreneur's Quest business plan contest at the James B. Henry Center on the Michigan State University campus.
Syzygy produces biological reagents for use in DNA amplification, a fundamental and growing part of all DNA testing, related medical developments and research. The company is based at the West Michigan Science and Technology Initiative, an incubator run by Grand Valley State University. A sales office and product depot is located in the Michigan Life Science and Innovation Center in Plymouth.
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