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St. Louis-based sports social media platform LockerDome is bringing on Advantage Capital Partner Mark Lewis as the company’s new Chief Financial Officer. Lewis is a 19-year veteran of the venture capital industry.
This week Appistry, a big data analytics company operating out of St. Louis, announced that it has secured a new partnership with the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research’s Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS).
St. Louis social networking startup Bonfyre made its debut at this year’s DEMO conference in Santa Clara, California, unveiling a new app that’s aiming to change social networking for the better.
This week Chicago startup BlipCare has unveiled a new multi-user Wi-Fi scale that helps its users keep tabs on their fitness progress.
This holiday season Chicago virtual conferencing and community startup BigMarker has begun offering free lifetime support for new communities created during the month of December.
Women Entrepreneurs of St. Louis (WEST) has recently announced the creation of a network focusing on the inclusion of female entrepreneurs in the city’s startup scene.
Gremln, a St. Louis social media management startup, has most recently introduced a first of its kind compliance toolkit that will help big companies keep tabs on their efforts across various social networks.
There’s nothing that says, “I don’t know you at all” like a Target gift card given over the holidays. Enter Boomerang, a Chicago-based startup that makes holiday gifting fast AND thoughtful by allowing you to send digital gifts to your Facebook friends.
St. Louis energy technology startup AeroValve announced that it has secured $50,000 in funding from the Helix Fund, a co-investment group providing $1.5 million to local bioscience companies.
LendSquare, a Chicago startup operating out of 1871, is hard at work helping and empowering these small businesses with a new community crowdfunding platform.