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Over on EDPro Weblog, I highlight both the incubators in Cleveland and Youngstown.

Here’s a note from Youngstown:

As the national media spotlight continues to shine on downtown’s emerging high-tech cluster, the success of the Youngstown Business Incubator has caught the attention of three longtime industry professionals eager to be a part of the city’s changing business landscape.

Inspired by the incubator’s enterprising spirit and open-source culture, Marv Schwartz, Jeff Hermann and Jack Scott — successful businessmen with more than a half-century of combined experience — have become fixtures at the downtown tech campus in the last year.

The Northeast Ohio natives have been sharing their expertise with the incubator’s budding entrepreneurs to help the eight portfolio companies commercialize their ideas and bring their products to market.

At YBI, they share wealth of knowledge

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