In the years following the frightful Wall Street meltdown of 2008, a quasi-public tech investment and development agency has been trying to add some new sizzle to Connecticut’s economy.
The agency is called Connecticut Innovations, and Greenwich intellectual property lawyer Joseph J. Kaliko was recently appointed by Governor Dannel Malloy to CI’s Board of Directors. He’s one of five attorneys on the board of the agency, which offers advice to start-up businesses, tries to lure innovative firms from out of state, distributes seed money to entrepreneurs and attempts to identify other potential investors.
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