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Tag Archives: entrepreneurs

Student Startup Squad Takes Off With Flight Business

Technori Live, WatchBy Sean FroelichOctober 23, 2017

Olivia Keneipp is giving you more options when taking to the skies. It’s time to soar! Olivia is the CEO of Chart Air. The platform lets you search instantly for the best locations and prices to fly. Keneipp and her team are bringing transparency to flight costs. This project came about after many stalled starts on…

Crowdspring gives artists a foot in the door

Startup Showcase, WatchBy Sean FroelichOctober 10, 2017

Crowdspring CEO Ross Kimbarovsky was tired of lackluster web design offered by expensive firms. So he democratized the industry by allowing young artists sell their work to businesses needing design services. The rest is success. Listen to this episode of Technori LIVE on WGN Radio: Crowdspring gives artists a foot in the door

There’s No Such Thing As “Free” Funding for Your Startup

UncategorizedBy Paul JonesJuly 2, 2013Leave a comment

Unless you are one of those entrepreneurs who has made a boatload of money for venture investors before, you have probably noticed that raising early stage venture capital is pretty challenging these days.  All the more so if your base of operations is somewhere in flyover country.  And if you do stumble upon  some early…

Startup Finance: A VC’s Thoughts on Wash-Out Rounds

UncategorizedBy Paul JonesApril 12, 2013Leave a comment

One of the more exciting—or excruciating—venture investment scenarios (it depends on whether you tend to focus on clouds or silver linings) is washout financing…

5 valuable lessons you can apply from SXSW 2014

UncategorizedBy Mark MoschelApril 10, 2013Leave a comment

Couldn’t make it to SXSW? That’s ok! I’ve got you covered. After ten exhilarating days in Austin, I’ve compiled the top five lessons I learned that are valuable for us as entrepreneurs. 1. Automate your life It’s day one and I’m about to attend my first session. Ten minutes before it begins, I meet Dave…

Understanding—and Managing—Investor Expectations in the Midwest

UncategorizedBy Paul JonesApril 5, 2013Leave a comment

Living in the Midwest—a place where venture capital investors are scarce and generally smaller than their venture center counterparts—presents high impact entrepreneurs with a number of challenges not generally encountered by their peers in places like Silicon Valley…

When Building a Startup, Data is King—But Not for Everything

UncategorizedBy Mary LemmerMarch 29, 2013Leave a comment

In some contexts, data is important and makes its way into other aspects of our lives too, mostly without us consciously recognizing data’s role…

Non-Technical Founders: Stop Trying to Learn How to Code

UncategorizedBy Mary LemmerJanuary 3, 201310 Comments

Strong computer science talent is a dime a dozen these days and with the surge of tech companies growing and starting, the demand seems to be outweighing the supply…

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