Leaders, Game Changers Needed For CEO Sundays
January 20, 2011Flyover Geeks is looking for a few good Leaders. As out site grows and we keep expanding our coverage of the exciting startups to come out of Chicago and the.
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Flyover Geeks is looking for a few good Leaders. As out site grows and we keep expanding our coverage of the exciting startups to come out of Chicago and the.
If you’re a job-seeker, there isn’t much you can do about the job hunt, aside from old-school networking and sending out resumes en-masse. But Steven Brooks, Founder and CEO of.
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Is there a champion for Chicago tech here? Our city is embroiled in a historic election. For most of the last 50 years or so, a Daley has been the.
Tap.Me is a Chicago based in-game sponsorship/advertising platform and today announced they have raised just over $1M in a Series A round. Tap.Me was one of the first companies to.
“Yeah, if only The Social Network came out while I was looking at colleges, I’d’ve likely gone to a place that looked like this.” Colin Young and I were climbing.
By: Brooke Fallon, Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship Anyone who has ever tried to start a business is probably familiar with the often painful process of making important (and.
TechWildcatters is a mentorship-driven microseed fund and startup accelerator based in Dallas, TX. The application deadline for their upcoming spring class is this Sunday, January 16th. For more information and a link to their application, click through to view the full post.
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When shoe enthusiasts Brandon Williamson and D.J. Grant decided they wanted to create an iPhone app to locate boutique sneaker shops, they called around to see how much it would cost. Turns out it would cost a bit more than they could afford.
So Brandon and D.J. built the Sole Search app themselves. They learned how to program for the iPhone from scratch and the app has been downloaded over 20,000 times. I interviewed these guys to learn how they did it and why.