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People Search Media in Omaha
The World Herald is reporting that Silicon Valley startup People Search Media has decided to open a new office in the Omaha area. People Search Media owns dozens of websites and applications that help people find information quickly and effectively. We also develop applications which help people protect and control their personal information. These web…
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The state of coworking in Omaha
As many of you know, for some time it has been a goal of Jeff and I to open up a coworking facility in the Omaha area. For those not familiar with the term, coworking is a concept where people can rent desks, and work in a shared/collaborative environment. The picture above shows one such…
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Evening presentations at Highlight Midwest
Here are the long awaited evening presentations from each of the cities represented as well as the panel moderated by Bo Fishback of the Kauffman Foundation. Before we reveal the presentations, the following are a collection of links reviewing the Highlight Midwest event: Nathan Wright of Lava Row Highlight Midwest 2008 by Christina Maki What…
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Carl Schramm at Highlight Midwest
While at Highlight Midwest last week, we had the opportunity to hear from Carl Schramm, President and chief executive officer of the Kauffman Foundation. Schramm is one of the world’s most recognized thought leaders on fostering and advancing entrepreneurship. Titles such as “evangelist of entrepreneurship” by The Economist and USA Today noting, “On every front,…
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Highlight Midwest – Oct. 29th
So here’s the deal…on October 29th four states will be represented in Kansas City at the first Highlight Midwest Conference. Highlight Midwest showcases the entrepreneurs, innovators, and early-adopters using web technology to grow their businesses, advance their careers, and enrich the regional economy in new ways. Three of the area’s up and coming social media…
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Wall Street Journal article / Omaha development
Omaha once again makes the list. This time in today’s impressive article in the Wall Street Journal. Good points are made where Millman & Richardson talk about giving the “affluent suburbanites a stake in decisions made for downtown. Instead of becoming an impoverished inner city surrounded by wealthy suburbs — and appealing to outside philanthropies…