The Role of IT Training in Today’s Startup World The world of business and startups has changed a great deal over the course of the past decade or so. No longer is it practical to think that a business can be operated without IT, and whether that comes from an employee who is well-versed on
In an exclusive interview, Square co-founder Jim McKelvey tells nibletz about how the death of a St. Louis pizza delivery boy inspired his latest startup, LaunchCode and how they’re empowering people.
Two years ago when we covered the first Eureka Park at the International CES in Las Vegas, we were amazed by the amount of good quality startups showcasing there. Last year when we embarked on Eureka Park it had doubled in size and also offered some great talks from the likes of Scott Case, Tony
What the sock? Kansas City startup Sock 101 is taking to Kickstarter to launch a new line, and of course since they’re a startup you can subscribe for a pair of socks a month, more here.
11 entrepreneurs and startup founders share their marketing secrets for product launch.
New York’s General Assembly shutting down coworking in 2014, but this isn’t a bad thing, more here.
St. Louis Capital Innovators accelerator program opens up applications for their 6th cohort. Details inside.
19 Chicago startups raise $265M in Q3 2013. More here.
Washington DC’s 1776 reacts swiftly to government shutdown, looks to pair startups with displaced federal workers.
A good team of investors can be the foundation of your startup’s success, but a bad one can obliterate even the strongest ideas. Investors can provide your business with more than capital — they can become resources for organizing, marketing, and realizing ideas. Knowing what to look for in an investor and being able to
Softbank Capital’s Joe Medved offered up amazing tips for startups at Everywhere Else Cincinnati like these.
Ok it’s not officially Cincy startup week yet, but we’re looking to change that for next year. Our own Everywhere Else Cincinnati conference kicked off the week with two and a half days of 20 minute power talks, keynotes, and panels teaching young entrepreneurs and early stage companies anything and everything from branding to talking
Question: What process do you use to spur creativity — in yourself and your team — especially when you’re feeling blocked? Mindmapping Works Like a Champ “Start with a topic or question, and mindmap your way around it. Don’t censor yourself as you come up with all the surrounding topics and bubbles that go with
a>m ventures’ Patrick Woods gives thought provoking talk at Everywhere Else Cincinnati based on soap, drinks and food.
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