Organizational innovation can include creative
approaches to: financing, governance, group structures
(networks, alliances, cooperatives, etc.), management
participation and the role of investors. Information and
resources are available for selecting various types of
structures (such as sole proprietorships, partnerships, C
Corporations, S Corporations, Cooperatives, and Limited
Liability Companies (LLCs)).
The objective of the Business Structure
component of the NY Ag Innovation Center is to increase the
number of successful, value-added enterprises utilizing sound
business and organizational structures for the benefit of NY
agricultural producers.
For further information on business structure
assistance through the NY Agriculture Innovation Center, contact
either Jude Barry at 607-254-4741 (email:
jab267@cornell.edu
) or Brian Henehan at 607-255-8800 (email:
bmh5@cornell.edu).
For more information, please
read our proposal. (Download
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RESOURCES

Barry, J.A. and B.M. Henehan. 2004 "Considerations in Establishing a New Business Structure for Farm Energy Enterprises." Fact Sheet, Dept. of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. 3 pp. (pdf) (51k)
Anderson, B.L., B.M. Henehan, and C.J. Sullivan. 2004. "Doing Business in New York State: Structures and Strategies." EB2004-07, Dept. of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. 40 pp. (pdf) (187k)
Henehan, B. and B. Anderson. 2001. "Considering Cooperation: A Guide for New Cooperative Development." EB2001-01, Dept. of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. 49 pp. (pdf) (368k)
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