Huntington's Paramount Theater on New York Avenue where there will...

Huntington's Paramount Theater on New York Avenue where there will be a Suffolk IDA event in April. Credit: Danielle Finkelstein, 2011

The Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency will hold a networking event April 10 in Huntington Village to introduce startup businesses in the county to government agencies and financiers that could help them.

IDA executive director Anthony Manetta said Thursday the startups should be in one of five industries: information technology, biotechnology, energy, green technology and pharmaceuticals.

The two-hour event will start at 6 p.m. in The Paramount theater at 370 New York Ave. Manetta said admission is free but registration before the event is required.

The IDA expects to spend about $3,500. More information about the agency's Start-Up Connect initiative can be found at suffolkida.org.

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