Evanston Startup Showcase Set for Rotary International Headquarters on Nov. 18
Five Evanston startups will each get five minutes to pitch and state their ask at the Nov. 18, 2014 showcase hosted at Rotary International’s headquarters.
Scientists, founders, makers and civic inventors with Evanston roots, past and present.
Five Evanston startups will each get five minutes to pitch and state their ask at the Nov. 18, 2014 showcase hosted at Rotary International’s headquarters.
A Nov. 19, 2014 afternoon at Now We’re Cookin’ brings Evanston women founders together for panels on launching, growing and funding a business.
On Davis Street, the Technology Innovation Center has incubated startups since 1986. Its history, best-known graduates, funding debates and leaders.
A Kellogg School of Management course taught by LiveWatch Security founder Brad Morehead matched student teams with growing Evanston firms in spring 2014.
Evanston Inventure and the city staged the first Northwestern University Startup Showcase at the Hilton Orrington on Nov. 13, 2013, featuring SwipeSense.
GetPrinting3D, a retail 3-D printing showroom on Davis Street in Evanston’s Technology Innovation Center, drew coverage as printers moved onto the shop floor.
Architect Andrew J. Spatz designs, builds and manages his own Evanston rental buildings, from the METALHouses on Main Street to a planned Oak Street project.
Gov. Pat Quinn announced a $1 million grant on Jan. 18, 2013 to bring gigabit fiber to Northwestern and Evanston’s tech start-up corridor near Main Street.