The Innovation Hub features a state-of-the-art lab space where single-use studies for freezing, transportation, and protection will be performed to support the biopharma industry’s cold chain logistics process.
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Ziehl-Abegg, Inc. is moving North American headquarters to Winston-Salem, bringing nearly 200 jobs and more than $100 million in investment.
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The Winston-Salem startup behind SWIPEBY, a platform that enables retail shops to offer drive-by service, has raised an additional round of capital.
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A dozen entrepreneurial companies, half of them bioscience related, have received investments totaling $1 million to help them grow in Winston-Salem.
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The developers of Winston-Salem’s Innovation Quarter have announced plans for Phase II: 10 buildings, 2.7M+ square feet, and 15-acres of green space for events, activities, and programming.
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Founded in 2017, the startup transforms data from body movement into “real-time, actionable insights.” It has released its pitchLogic ball and mobile app that enables baseball players at all levels to develop proper throwing mechanics faster and reduce the risk of injury.
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Winston-Salem’s Center for Creative Economy announced the launch of Kinetic, a bootcamp designed for creatives and artists who are ready to launch a business. Among the skills taught: validating a creative idea, developing a business model, identifying customers and building a budget to understand your expenses and revenue.
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In today’s New York Times, economics reporter Eduardo Porter zeroed in on the “Camel City” for its efforts as mid-size city struggling to play catch up in this high-tech era.
Read MoreOnly one North Carolina city made smartasset’s new list of the top ten cities with the lowest costs for startup companies in 2017, while another fell off the list.
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