On this episode, Elio interviews Beni Gradwohl, Co-Founder of Cognovi Labs, a predictive analytics company that “quantifies how people feel, and what they will do next”. Beni started his career […]Read More
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On this episode, Elio interviews Jay Harkrider, Managing Partner at Foxen. Foxen provides innovative insurance solutions and financial services to property owners, property managers, and residents. Foxen was launched to […]Read More
GiveBackHack is your launchpad for social innovation. GiveBackHack Columbus brings together passionate community members to develop sustainable, technology-based solutions to some of our most pressing social issues. We bring together […]Read More
Tom Walker, Rev1 Ventures President and CEO Note: “Rules for Startups Raising Capital in the Midwest” is a multi-part Entrepreneur Toolkit series based on Rev1 Ventures Capital Access Learning Lab. […]Read More
<p class="">Sponsored Post by <a href="https://awh.net">AWH</a></p><p class="">Written by<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucaslatour/"> Lucas La Tour</a></p><p class="">When we first start a company, there are many unanswered questions. It’s easy to look in the mirror and tell yourself that you aren’t fit to be a founder. You may look at your skills or technical expertise Read More
<p class=""><strong>Brief History of Venture Capital and Tech in the Midwest</strong></p><p class="">While the Midwest is not without history in the world of tech startups and venture capital, that history is quite limited. Our most relevant history traces back to Dayton, Ohio. At one point, Dayton was a central place for innovation in the US.</p>Read More
<p class="" style="white-space:pre-wrap;">The idea that you can make cars lighter with old fashioned iron castings, seems difficult to believe. That is the claim from Columbus startup Skuld LLC. They have recently received a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) grant from the Department of Energy (DOE) to prove this is possible. The DOE grant will be used to validate their claim of going to 0.060” thick ductile iron without negatively impacting properties.</p>Read More
