Click With Me Now and Evtron have been hard at work showcasing their uniquely innovative technologies to the crowd of entrepreneurs and investors at this year’s DEMO conference.
This week The Brandery, a Cincinnati-based startup accelerator, introduced its latest class of companies to a crowd of more than 300 during its latest demo day.
In December 2011, Forbes ran a piece called St. Louis Doesn’t Suck by writer Aaron Perlut. Little did Perlut know that less than a year later, his infamous title would turn into a full-fledged movement.
AIGA shined a spotlight on the best of the St. Louis design community during their seven days of STL DesignWeek programming last week. The event, in its second year, featured talks, events, tours, and exhibitions devoted to celebrating the contributions of local designers.
Chicago Ideas Week returns this October, transforming the Windy City into a global hub for new and innovative ideas from some of the biggest minds in business, science, arts, and technology.
This October 3rd the Chicago Lean Startup Circle will conclude its annual Lean Startup Challenge at 1871, where four finalists are planned to compete for a combined $75,000 in cash and prizes.
The upcoming Chicago event will replace the standard formalities of job fairs with music, lots of beer, and a casual environment where hopeful employees can meet with companies in a comfortable atmosphere.
Turner Broadcasting’s new accelerator program Media Camp celebrated the end if its first twelve week program last Thursday at the program’s demo day.
The invite-only event will feature evening of speakers, networking, and discussions surrounding the rapidly growing place of gamification in business today.
The Mini Maker Faire events happen in cities across the world as part of the larger Maker Faire movement based on the original faire held in San Mateo, California in 2006. Unlike art fairs where the work is available to purchase and not to touch, Maker Faires are meant to be experienced.
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