In Techli, you’ve read about some of the exciting things happening in St. Louis as its startup ecosystem starts to come into its own… What a difference a half year.
This Monday, St. Louis’ worst kept secret finally opens: Lab 1500. Created by Dan Lohman and Jan Christian Andersen, Lab 1500 is located at 1500 Washington Ave. More than a.
This article isn’t about what LockerDome is or what it does. If you don’t know, head on over there and friend request me. I’m a friendly type and will likely.
That irritating spinning color wheel. An obstinate error message. A mocking frozen screen. Nothing is quite as frustrating as feeling like you can’t make your computer do what you want..
Jonathan Leek is a geek. A geek gamer. A geek gamer who makes games, and he wanted company. And a little respect for St. Louis video game developers too. “There.
Previously featured on Techli’s CEO Sundays, self published author Karly Kirkpatrick is taking her blog series, Adventures in E-Publishing, to the interwebs for a free live event on Thursday, January.
In 2012, I learned many lessons about business and finance both in the startup scene and in the larger technology industry. Thanks to my work with Techli, I’ve had the privilege of speaking with the top legal, financial, product, and executive minds in America.
Whimseybox, a Houston, Texas based startup that delivers monthly DIY projects and craft subscriptions to your door, shared their new year’s resolutions this week. Because the team is a naturally crafty bunch, most of the team’s resolutions center around starting and finshing DIY projects.
If any city knows how to celebrate in style, it’s Chicago. Most of the city’s startup entrepreneurs will be ringing in the new year together at Entrepreneur’s Eve, an event to benefit the H Foundation’s cancer research initiatives. Even if you have alternative plans this year, you can still celebrate in style with the help of Chicago startups.
Many of the world’s best business leaders are ignored by the newest tech savvy generation of entrepreneurs, who would rather worship Steve Jobs and other geek heros like David Heinemeier Hansson of 37Signals or Jack Dorsey of Square and Twitter. Yet there is so much that tech entrepreneurs can learn from Steve Wynn’s journey too.
