Our Collaborators

“In building for years with Habitat for Humanity, I saw firsthand how beautifully Habitat builds community by collaborating with diverse contributors and participants. Logic stands on the same bedrock of trust as we invite collaborators to contribute their own valuable expertise and ingenuity in working together for the benefit of all.” ~ Jason Van Nest

We love collaborating with stakeholders who bring a variety of interests, experiences, and perspectives to the table. Interested? Read more about how to collaborate with us.

Sustainable Energy Outreach Network (SEON)

SEON’s mission to evolve contemporary building practices to be more inline with building science research has always had America’s most sustainable ideals in its core. Knowing that architects only touch 5% of the build environment, SEON helps bring the most important findings of building science to contractors, who improve, renovate, or construct the other 95% without the benefit of a larger professional advisory team.

SEON’s continued advocacy for workforce training is a credit to their community and a template for the nation. Logic and SEON are in continued conversations about a new kind of workforce training that coincides with a new kind of profession.

The Center for Offsite Construction

The New York Institute of Technology’s Center for Offsite Construction is a pioneering hub for advancing offsite construction practices in home building. Its initial research, represented focusing on research, education, community outreach, and industry partnerships, is based on initial research represented in a groundbreaking white paper: Open Source Connectivity Standards for the US Offsite Construction Industry.

The Center’s mission is to engage modular housing industry collaborators to promote an open-source standard for coupling offsite modular manufacturing methods with traditional onsite building methods. Its goals include establishing industry standards, expanding offsite construction markets, catalyzing new lending pathways, enhancing educational programs, and driving innovative research projects.

LaunchVT

Logic was one of eight Vermont startups accepted into LaunchVT 2023 Cohort run by the Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce. Launch VT’s goal of advancing innovation and entrepreneurship strengthens and diversifies the VT economy for the good of our communities and the nation. Participants were selected for new, fresh ideas from a craft state mentality and 21st century approach to doing business in Main Street America.

For twelve weeks, the founders grew from weekly coaching sessions with Vermont’s top entrepreneurial minds, many of whom worked with these startups to become their first, second, and third customers. Logic’s assigned coach Jim Feinson became its third investor, and he continues to advise Logic on paths to bigger markets.

Logic’s LaunchVT Coaches & Mentors

• Rachel Allard, Resonant Link
• Peter Anderson
• John Antonucci, The Dudley Fund
• Andrea Bacchi, Think Dynamic Digital
• Trevor Barlow, TreBar
• Mark Capeless 
• Zach Chilcote, VFCU
• Rick Cochran
• Tim Cope, NFP
• Cairn Cross, Fresh Tracks Capitol
• Cathy Duffy, Baystate Financial
• Ed Egan, Petabyte Economics
• Keith Epstein, Forecast
• Jim Feinson
• Mike Furst, SCORE Vermont/NG Capital
• Mark Heyman, HR Happens
• Nick Hofmeister
• Neil Goldberg, UVM SIMPACT
• Scott Graves, Startup Rutland
• Will Jeffries, Blumenthal Enterprises
• Erin Komorowski, M&T Bank
• Ryan McDevitt, Benchmark Systems
• Jeff Meller, MIT
• Doug Merrill, University of Vermont V-GaN Tech Hub
• Noah Miller, Rho Impact
• Jason Mintz, MVP Ventures
• Eli Moulton, Moulton Law Group
• Jason Nachamie, Green Peak Sustainability
• Tessa Rawson, Resonance
• Steve Redmond, The Rival Brands
• Laury Saligman
• Gal Shargil, Rho Impact
• Paul Silva, River Valley Tech
• Jesse Stein, Apple OVR
• Geoff Strawbridge, BootstrapVT
• Heidi Upton, Porter Novelli
• Amber Waugaman, AW Leadership Coaching
• T.J. Whalen, FreshTracks Capital
• Andrew Zehner, UVM