One of the challenges Iowa long has had in luring new businesses — as well as new workers and residents — to the state from elsewhere in the nation, Debi Durham said, is that “we have not been properly introduced.”
One year in, Kiva Iowa provides loans to dozens of Iowa business owners
The breach is a stark reminder of the constant threat that IT systems and its users face.
For tech professionals and entrepreneurs such as Kellen Gracey, moving to a small town in Iowa wasn’t on his Radar until recently.
From Tiny Techies to computer science, NewBoCo aims to help more than 600 Iowa educators in 2020
In Rainbow Lake’s first growing season, the farm grew more than 50 varieties of crops and started selling produce to multiple restaurants and grocery stores.
The program, which teams experienced management mentors with entrepreneurs, is free and available through all five Iowa Pappajohn centers
NewBoCo teams with Cedar Rapids Bank and Trust to match funds for the Kiva Iowa small-business loan program.
Over the past year, the school has made new hires, launched new courses and even changed its way of handling classes day to day.
‘Our advantage in the market is, we’re taking a labor-first approach focused on quality of care’
There is a clear connection between innovation and the efforts to foster diversity, equity and inclusion.
The Iowa City area can expect a large gathering of speakers and entrepreneurs to arrive for the two-day conference, June 9 and 10.
B.J. Brugman, co-founder and CEO of Distynct, will share his story, including the challenges, successes and plans to scale the business in Iowa, in next week’s Founder Fireside discussion.
Julie Parisis knows the experience of being a NewBo City Market shopkeeper firsthand, having run a space several years ago before joining the administrative staff.
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