Midtown Neighborhood Drives Cleveland To The Head Of The High-Tech Class
Cleveland is ranked 12th out of the nation’s Top 20 cities when it comes to year over year growth in tech jobs, according to ZipRecruiter.com. One neighborhood in particular is playing a leading role in that growth. Midtown, once full of blight, is coming back to life in a big way. The neighborhood, which sits
Flexibility And Trust Go Hand-In-Hand At Top Northeast Ohio Employers: Top Workplaces 2017
Flexible work hours made it feasible for Alissa Tyminski and her husband to grow both their family and their menagerie of pets. A few years ago, Tyminski was verging on burnt out between her job as a veterinary technician at an emergency clinic and a new baby at home. Then a former colleague told her
Cleveland Rocks: No ‘Mistake’ About It
Once considered the “mistake by the lake,” Cleveland is getting the last laugh. After a banner year in 2016 — playing host to the Republican National Convention and winning an NBA championship — the city is beaming with pride, and residents are eager to get the word out about everything the “CLE” has to offer.
Jaguar Land Rover, Lisnr Team Up To Personalize Cars Using Sound
Using sound to transmit data might sound like science fiction, but it could soon come to a Jaguar Land Rover product at a dealership in your area. Jaguar Land Rover’s tech incubator now includes Lisnr, a company devoted to using what it calls Smart Tones to transmit data using sounds that are outside the human
Software Firm CEO Says Startups Take Time To Make An Impact
It takes just a few years to turn a startup into a firm that can be acquired quickly. But if your goal is to have a large impact on the world, expect it to take at least 10 years. “It took Microsoft nine years to get to $100 million in sales. … Oracle took 10
Revenue Conduit, Blu-Board Are Seeking Startup Spotlight: Tech Czar Talk
There are two new Cleveland startups that are changing the entrepreneurial landscape in Northeast Ohio. Cleveland-based Revenue Conduit and Blu-Board are crafting new platforms that are disrupting markets globally. CLE Money Maker. Recent news regarding national retailers tends to be bleak. Sears and Kmart are hanging on for dear life. Things are not any better
Crain’s Cleveland Business Who’s Who In Northeast Ohio
From CEOs and politicians to philanthropists and entrepreneurs, Crain’s Who’s Who list is just a snapshot of those making an impact on Northeast Ohio. There were no specific criteria used, but our editorial team huddled and determined which leaders we thought every person doing business in the region should know. Special consideration was given to
Speeding Prescription Process Brings Success To CoverMyMeds
After Columbus health-care technology company CoverMyMeds became the first local startup to be bought for $1 billion, one question kept recurring: How did they do it? CEO Matt Scantland said the answer really isn’t all that complex. “We have a simple formula for success,” he said recently at the company’s Miranova offices. “Start with a
Detroit’s Big Bet On Small Business
In Detroit’s “New Center” area north of Wayne State University, entrepreneur Anthony Hatinger and his business partners are making a bet: that decades from now, crickets and other bugs will have a place in the American palate as consumers become more attentive to the environmental costs and price of meat. But Hatinger and his partners
JumpStart Partners With Cleveland Foundation To Establish Organizational Philanthropic Fund
JumpStart has partnered with the Cleveland Foundation to establish a new organizational philanthropic fund, the foundation announced at its annual meeting this week. During his Robert D. Gries Keynote Lecture, AOL co-founder Steve Case said he was “delighted” to hear that creating an inclusive approach to entrepreneurship and innovation is a focus for both the
Greater Cleveland Entrepreneurs Receive A JumpStart
When Kaye Ridolfi, our senior vice president for advancement, took her place behind the podium at tonight’s 2017 Annual Meeting presented by KeyBank, it was ostensibly to talk solely about Organizational Fund Partner Appreciation Week. While she did discuss the importance of recognizing the more than 170 Greater Cleveland nonprofits that have embraced the strategy
7SIGNAL Names Software Veteran Russell Wangler As CTO
Today 7SIGNAL The Wi-Fi Performance Company announced Russell Wangler as the company’s new Chief Technology Officer (CTO) tasked with leading 7SIGNAL’s SaaS platform expansion to accommodate its rapid growth. The appointment places a 20-year software leader and architect at the helm of its cloud based W-Fi performance management platform. “Russ has a proven track record