TXST STAR Park spurs entrepreneurial innovation

This is the third in a series of articles looking at industrial and academic innovation in greater San Marcos and Central Texas, for the Greater San Marcos Partnership's Innovation Summit.

Starting a new business, by definition, requires anticipating paying startup costs for buildings, employees and materials. These are linked necessarily to the broader need to identify financial and spatial resources to make the process less burdensome. For entrepreneurs, those are the costs that can hinder innovation.

Here in San Marcos, the Science, Technology and Advanced Research Park, an initiative of Texas State University, was established to address that problem.