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Ecosystem Tour 24-11: Baltimore, MD Pt. 2
Ecosystem Tour 24-11: Baltimore, MD Pt. 2

This episode brings us to the heart of Baltimore's Bromo Arts District. We’re visiting to learn first hand about how new models of grassroots entrepreneur support and ecosystem building are directly impacting communities. What did we discover?

Ecosystem Tour 24-10: Baltimore, MD
Ecosystem Tour 24-10: Baltimore, MD

In the fast-paced world of startups, it's easy to get caught up in the race to the top. We often hear about the need to scale quickly, dominate markets, and beat the competition. But what if the future of entrepreneurship isn’t about competition at all? What if it’s about community?

Ecosystem Tour 24-09: Mid-Atlantic
Ecosystem Tour 24-09: Mid-Atlantic

In our latest stop on the Ecosystem Tour, we sat down with Mark Lawrence, managing partner of Inncuvate and a leader in ecosystem building. Mark's work is rooted in Prince George’s County, Maryland, but his impact extends far beyond the local community.

Ecosystem Tour 24-08: Washington D.C. Part 2: NSF
Ecosystem Tour 24-08: Washington D.C. Part 2: NSF

Discover how the NSF's Regional Innovation Engines program aims to transform American innovation ecosystems with $160M over 10 years. Grace and Eric interview Thyaga Nandagopal to explore the goals, application criteria, and success metrics. Learn how your organization can compete and unlock significant funding. Preliminary proposals due August 6, 2024. Don't miss this game-changing opportunity!

Ecosystem Tour 24-07: Washington D.C. Part 1: SBA
Ecosystem Tour 24-07: Washington D.C. Part 1: SBA
ECOSYSTEM TOUR 24-06: Shenandoah Valley, VA
ECOSYSTEM TOUR 24-06: Shenandoah Valley, VA

Rural American startup communities face unique challenges that require innovative solutions and a dedicated support network. Our latest stop on the Ecosystem Tour took us to Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, where we discovered a region that is not just overcoming these challenges but thriving through community collaboration and forward-thinking initiatives.

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