St. Louis Inno

Launched in 2021, St. Louis Inno is dedicated to highlighting and fostering the local ecosystem. It creates digital content, hosts events, and provides insights about the entrepreneurs, leaders, startups, and businesses that are influencing the current and future landscape of St. Louis' economy. With a newsletter published twice a week, weekly articles, quarterly events, directories, data resources, and more, St. Louis Inno is establishing a hub for the vibrant startup and tech communities in the city.

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Wandering Vine executive chef: From Coast Guard cook to fine-dining restaurants - Kansas City Business Journal

22 hours ago | bizjournals.com | Leslie Collins

When life gives you lemons, pivot your career. That's what Executive Chef Bryan Sparks did, and it helped him discover a passion for cooking and mentoring the next generation of chefs.
OHSU board unanimously votes to appoint Shereef Elnahal as new president - Portland Business Journal

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Elizabeth Hayes

Elnahal, who is 40 years old, brings an array of experience in health care leadership to the job.
Experts discuss talent, development in the middle: PHOTOS - Cincinnati Business Courier

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Tom Demeropolis

The Cincinnati Business Courier and Dayton Business Journal held the 2025 Southwest Ohio Growth Summit June 26 in Hamilton. From left, Seth Geisler with the city of Monroe and Samy Broyles, Steve Whayne and Steve Feldmann with Miami University Regionals spent time ...
Cleveland startups may face challenges as federal grants are cut - Cleveland Business Journal

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Mary Vanac

Ohio's tech startups may need to find new development and funding paths as federal research grants are canceled.
ArtsWave approves $8.8M in grants for Greater Cincinnati organizations - Cincinnati Business Courier

1 day ago | bizjournals.com | Nikki Kingery

ArtsWave, Greater Cincinnati's nonprofit devoted to funding the region’s arts economy, has approved nearly $8.8 million in grants to support dozens of local organizations.
Veteran FC Cincinnati front office leader who helped launch the soccer franchise departs - Cincinnati Business Courier

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Steve Watkins

One of FC Cincinnati’s first employees who was among its top leaders from the franchise’s infancy a decade ago is leaving the club.
Corporate restructurings on the rise amid tariff concerns and market volatility - Puget Sound Business Journal

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Joshua Mann

Economic uncertainty is driving an above-average number of bankruptcies this year.
5 things: Cardsurfer Games opens in Roseville

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Sonya Sorich

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'Trouble magnet' Nigel Alston honored for leadership, advocacy, inclusivity - Triad Business Journal

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Lloyd Whittington

From nonprofit boards to higher education to inclusive advocacy, Nigel Alston's "magnificent obsession" has shaped Winston-Salem and Forsyth County over a lifetime.
'This can energize Oxford': Miami University to replace aging Millett Hall with state-of-the-art arena - Cincinnati Business Courier

2 days ago | bizjournals.com | Steve Watkins

Miami University's plans for a new arena go beyond just replacing an aging facility. The site, officials say, should also play into the student experience and drive regional development.