The City of Wilmington has started the process of moving city offices downtown to the former Thermo Fisher building, a 12-story building that’s the tallest in the city’s skyline.
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LDI Shallotte 179 Holdings LLC in Belville has long planned to develop land in Shallotte. But getting a stormwater permit on land that was originally part of another development resulted in years of litigation.
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One of the bigger startups that traces its roots in Wilmington to Live Oak is nCino. Now it’s dropping its acorns. Tune into this revised article, which now includes more information about the Ohanafy product and the company’s current job openings.
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A few Wilmington “branches” with connections to Live Oak or nCino include: Apiture, Telios, Lumas and Raleon. Let’s take a look – especially at Raleon.
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WRAL TechWire contributor Dr. Sarah Glova shares a deep-dive on the growing “family tree” of tech startups in Wilmington—branched from Live Oak Bank and nCino. How fast is this tree growing? Check out her discussion with Wilmington-area founders and ecosystem builders.
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Wilmington developer Gene Merritt and another Wilmington entrepreneur, Steve Unger, have embarked on a campaign to restore the passenger rail from Wilmington to Raleigh.
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Wilmington, is much more than a beach town or a coastal city with a university. There’s a robust tech and life science startup scene, too.
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The Network for Entrepreneurs in Wilmington (NEW) has arranged for investors representing $500,000,000 in venture capital funds to speak at the beach in September, October and November. Let’s take a look.
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“The whole state should be excited about what’s happening in Wilmington,” says NC IDEA’s Thom Ruhe. “Wilmington is becoming yet another vibrant ecosystem, among a few others in the state, that, collectively, is elevating the profile of North Carolina to be the best state in the nation to start and grow companies of high impact.”
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