Who We Are

The Gwinnett Innovation Park is sponsored by Intelligent Systems Corporation, a pioneering technology company founded and located in Gwinnett County for over thirty years.  Intelligent Systems (AMEX: INS) is proud to sponsor the Gwinnett Innovation Park to encourage a dynamic community of entrepreneurs, to help Gwinnett County and Georgia attract and grow new businesses and to give back to the local community which has been home to the company and its employees for many years.

Gwinnett Innovation Park companies have access to office & manufacturing space, telecommunication and network infrastructure, a community of entrepreneurs, business advice and planning, a network of professional services, "just-in-time advice" and financial capital. Depending upon their needs, client companies will choose to use all or some of the available resources.

Our facility helps entrepreneurs succeed because they can:

	have an affordable, "instant office" for 1 to 30 employees and a short-term lease
	focus on business development without infrastructure hassles
	access business expertise of Intelligent Systems executives at no extra charge
	capitalize on networking and peer CEO interaction
	enhance their business image with a professional facility and conference rooms
	improve cash flow with affordable lease terms and shared resources
	access potential financial partners

Founded more than 15 years ago, the Gwinnett Innovation Park (formerly the Intelligent Systems Incubator), located in Gwinnett County in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, is the longest running, privately funded facility of its kind in the country. In a recent independent industry survey of domestic U.S. incubators, the Gwinnett Innovation Park was ranked as a Top Ten Technology Incubator. We have been honored with the "1999 Incubator Client of the Year" award by the National Business Incubation Association (NBIA). Our executive director, Bonnie Herron, is past chair of the NBIA, a two term member of the board of directors of NBIA and the first representative from a private incubator to be elected to NBIA’s board of directors. She co-chaired the 18th International Conference on Business Incubation in Atlanta in April 2004.