Applications sought for Innovate WithIN competition
Applications now are being accepted for the 2021 Innovate WithIN competition.
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Applications now are being accepted for the 2021 Innovate WithIN competition.
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High school students who have an idea for a new product or business may want to check out the annual Innovate WithIN competition.
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Video game developer Abrams Studios is the first winner of the annual North Judson Pitch Competition.
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Northwest Indiana entrepreneurs as well as Region residents considering bringing new products to market can turn to Purdue University Northwest for help.
The Indiana Small Business Development Center – Northwest will present a series of programs during Small Business Week May 5-11 aimed at helping small businesses succeed.
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An idea by a group of students from Hobart High School to enhance safety for bicyclists took third place in the second annual Innovate WithIN pitch competition, a statewide initiative to encourage entrepreneurship.
The Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center knows what it takes to help entrepreneurs make their dreams of running their own companies a reality. In 2018, the regional ISBDC, assisted clients start 54 businesses and in total served 504 clients, according to information from the Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center. “We are honored to
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Region’s E-Day award-winning serial entrepreneurs share experiences of business successes and failures Like most opportunistic kids, Jeff Conti not only worked on his newspaper route, he also shoveled snow and mowed lawns for his first entrepreneurial experiences. Conti explored other unconventional ways to challenge himself while growing up in the late 1970s and early ’80s