From a six-year-old’s idea to a successful tech startup: Meeper Technology
What began as the brainchild of six-year-old Will Brandon has become a successful startup with the help of Will’s dad, Jim, and
Five Madison Companies Pitch Silicon Valley Investors
Representatives from five Madison-based startups – Fetch Rewards, Redox, BluDiagnostics, HealthMyne and PerBlue – recently visited Silicon Valley to showcase their innovative
Company Profile – C-Motive
Interview with Justin Reed, CEO and Founder of C-Motive As Ph.D. students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Reed and his classmates Micah
Six Wisconsin Companies Vie for Chance to Pitch in Silicon Valley
Six lucky Madison entrepreneurial teams will compete for a chance to pitch their innovative ideas to investors in Silicon Valley, after being selected
In Wisconsin Startup – Fasetto
Coy Christmas, CEO of Fasetto, recently shared how his Superior-based file sharing company is making headway with an industry-leading cloud storage solution. With
Fertility Device Takes Home Grand Prize at 2015 Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest
Madison-based startup BluDiagnostics could revolutionize the process of helping women who struggle with infertility with its new device, which won top honors
Isomark Makes Its Mark in Health Care
A new breath-based test that can detect infection within two hours of its onset is well on its way to commercialization and
UW-River Falls Students Win Wisconsin Big Idea Tournament, Receive $25,000 Ideadvance Grant
Three University of Wisconsin-River Falls students received a $25,000 Ideadvance seed grant for their startup company, SōPOD, after taking first place in
JAMF Software Expands Globally, Invests Locally
JAMF Software, an Eau Claire-based company that builds enterprise software tools for Apple devices, has successfully grown into a global, multi-million dollar
Madison-based C-Motive Launches New Motor Technology through SBIR Advance Assistance
Entrepreneurs looking to find more ways to expand their business past the usual government-funded SBIR or STTR grants should consider Madison-based business
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