The economic activity from within T-REx roars louder than city leaders originally expected, and St. Louis is ready to transition T-REx from an initiative to a formalized organization.
Arch Grants is a non-profit organization that issues grants based on The Arch Grants Business Plan Competition, but the only catch is that the startups selected to receive the grants must stay (or relocate) to downtown St. Louis.
This year’s competition is set to kick off alongside the city’s StartUp Connection on October 25th, and the organization is aiming to give even more startups a chance at the St. Louis fund the second time around.
LockerDome, one of the fastest growing St. Louis-based startups, scored one of eight Business Of The Year awards last week. The awards were given out by the city and the St. Louis Development Corp. as part of the Business Celebration Luncheon 2012 event on October 5.
St. Louis mobile app startup and fellow Arch Grants recipient IDC Projects has been in the app development market since the beginning days of the iPhone, with an early hit in a barcode scanning app.
simMachines is relocating its headquarters to St. Louis from Costa Rica. Dr. Arnoldo Müller-Molina, founder and CEO of the similarity search engine startup, is heading to the city after receiving.
The final video in a four-part series reveals the 15 winners of the inaugural Arch Grants in St. Louis.
The third video in a four-part series highlighting St. Louis’ Arch Grant competition. This week’s episode features the finalists’ fun day exploring the city’s neighborhoods and culture.
The second video in a four-part series highlighting the pitches from the inaugural Arch Grants competition in St. Louis.
Looking to transform downtown St. Louis into a technology hub, the non-profit organization, ‘Arch Grants’ awarded 15 grants to startups of $50,000 each
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