Phil Roos - Keynote Recording
Recording of Phil Roos, director of Michigan EGLE, delivering keynote address during the NextCycle Michigan Summer 2024 Showcase.
Welcome to the Newest Cohort of I2P3 and RSC Teams!
In early June, 15 new teams began their cohort with NextCycle Michigan. Learn about the recycling, composting, repair, reuse, and end market development projects these teams will advance over the next six months, culminating with a pitch showcase in Oct 2024.
Summer Showcase Highlights How a Circular Economy is Built by Innovaiton and Collaboration
The NextCycle Michigan Summer Showcase put the spotlight on 17 teams as they pitched their reuse, recycling, composting, and recycled-content projects. Read more to learn about the big winners!
Accelerator Academy Jumpstarts Six-Month Accelerator Tracks
Thirty people representing the new cohort of entrepreneurs, small business owners, non-profits and community leaders entered the immersive two-day Accelerator Academy, jumpstarting project development through interactive group exercises and one-on-one coaching, along with a bit of self-reflection.
Organic and Innovative Recovery Projects Selected for NextCycle Michigan FLOWS & RIT Accelerator Tracks
17 teams have been selected to participate in the next accelerator cohort focused on advancing solutions for organic material recovery and innovative technologies for recycling.
NextCycle Michigan Collaborating to SHAPE Sustainable Packaging in Great Lakes Region
SHAPE aims to solve packaging waste pollution by transforming existing practices and developing sustainable materials and designs that align with collection, sorting, recycling, and upcycling used packaging.
RECAP: 2023 I2P3-RSC Team Showcase
After six months of business and technical support, mentoring, and planning, teams pitched their recycling, reuse, and composting projects vying for prizes totaling $50,000.
Recap: 2023 I2P3-RSC Accelerator Camp
The event included workshops and sessions to support 14 teams in further developing their businesses and projects focused on recycling, recovery, and reuse initiatives.
14 Teams Selected for NextCycle Michigan I2P3 & RSC Accelerator Cohorts
14 teams have been selected to participate in NextCycle Michigan accelerator tracks focused on improving recycling supply chains (RSC) and supporting intergovernmental initiatives & public-private partnerships (I2P3).
2023 RIT and FLOWS Team SHOWCASE Recap
After having received months of business and technical support, mentoring, and planning to accelerate their circular economy projects, 15 teams presented at the celebratory showcase hosted at TechTown Detroit’s Industry Innovation Center on April 20, 2023.
2023 RIT and FLOWS Accelerator Camp Recap
This two-day event included workshops and sessions, networking, and coaching for the new NextCycle teams. A broad range of topics was covered, from the teams’ work-to-date to permitting; from DEI to sales and marketing; and from building partnerships to business canvassing.
Press Release: NextCycle Michigan announces 16 teams for Innovation Challenge programs
NEXTCYCLE MICHIGAN ANNOUNCES 16 TEAMS FOR INNOVATION CHALLENGE PROGRAMS
2022 NextCycle Michigan Showcase Results
The NextCycle Showcase is the closing milestone for participating teams and an opportunity to highlight the innovative initiatives accelerated through the program which are advancing recycling, recovery, and reuse projects across Michigan.
EVENT RECAP: NextCycle Michigan FLOWS Showcase & RIT Pitch Competition
The Showcase & Pitch Competition distributed $30,000 in awards as 15 teams pitched Michigan-based projects focused on recycling technology and organic recovery initiatives.
Time is Right for Recycling Market Development
A recent article published by Recycling Today talks about the evolution of recycling market development and how the time is right for the U.S. to take action.
Propelling Organics Recovery in Michigan
Article from Resource Recycling magazine highlighting opportunities in Michigan to recover more organic material currently going to landfill and the teams in the first FLOWS cohort.