Innovation Pavilion
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| Company type | LLC |
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| Founded | Colorado, United States |
| Defunct | 2018 |
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Key people | Vic Ahmed (founder) |
Innovation Pavilion is a business incubator founded by Vic Ahmed in Centennial, Colorado in 2011.[1] The incubator describes itself as an ecosystem for entrepreneurs and is modeled after Plug and Play, a Silicon Valley startup incubator.[2] The Pavilion houses member companies in technology, digital health, media, entertainment, marketing and finance, operating from a startup level upward. The incubator has also held several Youth Entrepreneur programs with the Denver Youth Entrepreneurship Network.[3]
The building was purchased in 2013 in a strategic partnership between Innovation Pavilion and Northstar Commercial Partners, with plans to open more incubators. Northstar, a privately held commercial real estate firm, is headquartered in Denver.[4][5]
The Innovation Pavilion space has been listed for lease amidst allegations of sexual assault[6] were leveled at founder Vic Ahmed.[7]
On November 13, 2019, Thrive Workplace announced they would be opening their fourth location in the space that was once home to Innovation Pavilion.[8]
