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What becomes of the office space that used to belong to Rochester's so-called Big Three? The decline of Kodak, B&L, and Xerox has led to some opportunity... and some gaping holes to fill.
This hour, we look at one of the places that's much further along: Innovation Square, home to Rochester's tallest building, the former Xerox Tower. While the old Kodak Tower languishes -- and out-of-town developers float a range of possibilities -- other spaces are moving along. Our guests describe what's happening:
- Evan Gallina, project manager at Gallina Development Corp.
- Marla Evangelista, general manager of Serendipity Labs, Inc.
- Ben Garvey, founder and CEO of Great Lakes Gaming