Arch Grants Finalists Excited About St. Louis
April 12, 2013It has almost been a year since the first class of Arch Grants recipients received their equity free, $50K grant– and next week, the finalists in round two of.
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It has almost been a year since the first class of Arch Grants recipients received their equity free, $50K grant– and next week, the finalists in round two of.
St. Louis’ based Arch Grants announced the recipients of two $100,000 follow-on grants Friday. Food Essentials and simMachines, both Arch Grants recipients from the inaugural class won the follow on grants.
Welcome to Episode 3 of The Domain Tech Report! We are very excited to share episode three with you all and see our interview with the Executive Director of Arch.
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.
Material Mix founder and CEO Allison Carmen gives her tips on how to recycle holiday waste between now and the new year.
2012 was a great year to be an entrepreneur in St. Louis. Now that the holidays are over, we wanted to reflect on the past year to highlight the 10 greatest wins for the St. Louis startup scene in 2012.
Arch Grants applicants: want to get the inside scoop on what the judges are looking for when they review your materials next month? If the answer is yes, you have to check out this free webinar hosted by Arch Grants this afternoon at 12:30 pm CST.
St. Louis-based FoodEssentials is the latest in the series of Health 2.0 companies to partner with Aetna’s CarePass Developer Portal. FoodEssentials’ Label API joins the Rewards API by EarnedIt and Medical Search by Healthline among other health and wellness APIs to form a platform that apps like iTriage, MapMyFitness, Thryve, FatSecret, Gympact, Strava, and RunKeeper have all integrated with.
Thanks to a new commitment to fund two educational reform-focused Arch Grants by the John C. and Mary Kaye Fort Family Fund and St. Louis Regional Business Council (RBC), St. Louis is one step closer to becoming America’s thought leader on the future of education.
During next month’s StartLouis event, Aisle411’s Matt Kulig, Jim Brasunas of ITEN, and Arch Grants executive director Sarah Spear will share their entrepreneurial experiences and answer questions at T-REx in downtown St. Louis.