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2025 Tech Nebraska Summit to connect the community and explore ways to support innovation in Nebraska
Tech Nebraska started in 2023 as the state’s first tech industry trade association. The complete agenda of speakers and sessions for its Tech Nebraska Summit on Oct. 30 is now available. Registration for the event targeting leaders, builders and the future workforce runs until Oct. 25.
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Prairie Portraits: Joe Toscano
The Prairie Portraits series features founders, funders and community builders from Nebraska’s innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem.
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Ten startups join the first Techstars Founder Catalyst Program for Greater Omaha founders
The 10-week pre-accelerator provides early-stage founders access to courses, workshops and mentoring from industry experts in the global Techstars network. This opportunity for Nebraska founders is available due to Greater Omaha’s inclusion in Techstars Startup Community Partnerships.
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From AI to Stablecoins, Flyover Fintech positions Nebraska as a fintech player
Nebraska leaders used the Flyover Fintech conference Tuesday to argue the state has the talent and infrastructure to compete in financial technology. National and local speakers addressed topics ranging from AI in banking to stablecoin regulation, concluding with a call to elevate Nebraska’s innovation story.
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Mastering Money: A College Student’s Essential Guide to Finances
Opening new financial accounts involves more than just signing on the dotted line. Here are some tips on what to expect so you can be prepared when paperwork or applications start to trickle in.
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At the 2025 Future of Work Symposium, entrepreneurship takes center stage out of necessity in trying times
The yearly gathering at UNO emphasized that students and staff alike must develop entrepreneurship skills if they’re to be successful. There’s no straight path to doing so, though, and a variety of experiences can be beneficial.
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newsletter, Sept. 24 – Brain Drain
Multiple new reports say the Omaha and Lincoln metros — Nebraska’s economic powerhouse — are losing jobs and wages to other metro areas. Finding solutions means tackling complex questions about what Nebraska’s economy looks like and what leaders mean when they talk about growth. The data reveals a more nuanced view of just who is…
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Alarm bells ring on jobs and brain drain in Nebraska. But there’s no silver bullet fix.
Multiple new reports say the Omaha and Lincoln metros — Nebraska’s economic powerhouse — are losing jobs and wages to other metro areas. Finding solutions means tackling complex questions about what Nebraska’s economy looks like and what leaders mean when they talk about growth.
A week-long celebration of the startup and entrepreneurial community in Nebraska with events in Omaha, Lincoln, Ashland and Council Bluffs Learn more »