Fresh Pitches, Big Awards On-Tap For Fall STL StartUp Connection
September 7, 2012The St. Louis showcase will give 50 entrepreneurs the opportunity to pitch their latest business ideas to investors and startup enthusiasts from around the Midwest.
The St. Louis showcase will give 50 entrepreneurs the opportunity to pitch their latest business ideas to investors and startup enthusiasts from around the Midwest.
GiveBrand is aiming to make its simple profile of professional peer reviews a credible alternative to the traditional resume, which can often become bloated with irrelevant or exaggerated job descriptions.
Representatives from two Portland startups that are revolutionizing the digital retail experience took the stage at the second Portland Digital eXperience panel today to share how they think about personalizing ecommerce and mobile and the web.
Code Academy, Chicago’s premier 11 week code learning program, announced that it has partnered with 37signals and rebranded itself as The Starter League this week.
The Techli team recently had a chance to take a tour of the company’s newly-renovated offices and sit down with a few team members, including CEO Amanada Lannert, to discuss the success of the new YDKJ Facebook game, Applebee’s Lunch Decoys, and why resumes are bullshit.
Thanks to the network effect the AngelList has built up since the launch of the site, offering a way for investors and startups to close rounds from within the community makes perfect sense.
What happens to the thousands of apps that launch each day in the app store after their debut? A new startup called ooomf launching its public beta today want to change the way that apps are developed and discovered.
St. Louis startup GoParti is working hard to make sure you always know what night life events are happening in your city, with a centralized platform that recommends upcoming events based on your personal tastes.
#StartupLab is the latest initiative from the YEC — a new online space where beginning entrepreneurs can learn from mentors and forge their next big idea.
While Kickstarter may be the place to raise money for a massive hardware project, Tindie is the marketplace for homemade gadgets, kits, & parts.