Leading Chicago Technology Company to Utilize Funding for Automated Media Buying Software and Sales Force Expansion Chicago, January 4, 2011–Chicago-based technology and digital media services company Centro has secured $22.5.
Welcome to a new series of articles here at Flyover Geeks called ‘CEO Sundays’ where we will run thoughts from people in the industry making things happen. This space isn’t.
Ever waited for a table at a restaurant? Ever been given one of those coasters that flashes & vibrates when your table is ready? Ever wished there was an easier.
Matt McCall of New World Ventures and DFJ Portage wants to do an AG deal. As in agriculture. No, really. “I want to do an AG deal, just for yuks,”.
As a college student and an “entrepreneur” (whatever that means), I’ve experienced first hand the difficulties inherent in building and launching ventures while juggling academic commitments, all without meaningful support.
Illinois Technology Partnership: 2000 – 2010: The Tech Decade There were a number of new technologies that came about during the last decade, which have shaped the way we now.
Janet Banhidi was ready for a change. “I taught Spanish at Marquette University for 9 years and I loved it,” said Banhidi, “but I was also ready for something different..
When Sean Harper needed a credit card processor for his first company, he signed up for the first one he saw. He ended up being swindled into tens of thousands of dollars of charges and paid almost twice the amount they expected to the first year.
That’s when Sean knew there was a problem. And after some initial research, he realized it was a problem he could build a business around. So Sean and his co-founder created FeeFighters.com.
I interviewed Sean to learn how he’s working to solve this problem for small businesses and about the recent rebranding his company went through.
Every publication has released their predictions, most of which I feel to be on the safe side. Here are some that you won’t see anywhere else, but that I bet will come true in 2011.
If you sign up for the New York City marathon, you can’t run 26.2 miles in Chicago and say you competed. Fortunately, we’re not runners (at least not after our.
