1. Public & Collaborative NYC presents
Melrose Made
an incubator service for new
sustainable business ideas
Rosalind Louvet on [ Social Entrepreneurship ]

2. Problems and Opportunities

3. Case Study: Ideastap

4. Case Study: Pielab

5. Case Study: Added Value

6. Service Idea

7. How It Works
Community
Public

8. Expected Outcomes

9. Main Actors
Local Business Young Public
Owners/Programs Entrepreneurs Schools
• Act as case-studies and • Participates in Melrose Made • Engage in recruiting through a
Role teachers as “students of change” matching system with Melrose
• Provide workshops • Generation new business ideas Made
• Engage in new business and through help putting them • Provide Space for larger
developments to work workshops
• Connect youth to new areas of • Testing ideas in the empty
local opportunities retail spaces and if successful
carry them on
• Ideas to develop their own • After school activities • Engage students in afterschool
Motivation businesses • A way in engaging in their programs
• Help bringing more people to future • Keeping the streets safe
the community • Hobby engagement • Real life case-studies outside
• Prosperity of Melrose the normal school environment
• Physical space to hold • Ideas • Space
Capabilities workshops in • Talent • Youth recruitment
• Real life business skills • Staff
• Materials • Large network of students
• Loyal customer base
• Knowledge

10. Service Snapshot

11. Service Storyboard

12. Storyboard Continued