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#StartupsEverywhere: Scott Resnick and Sara Woldt (Madison, WI)
For our ninth #StartupsEverywhere, we talked with Sara Woldt and Scott Resnick in Madison, WI
#StartupsEverywhere: Kyle Ashby (Santa Barbara, CA)
For our eighth #StartupsEverywhere, we talked with Kyle Ashby, co-founder of The Sandbox Santa Barbara and StartupSB in Santa Barbara, CA
#StartupsEverywhere: Darius Graham (Baltimore, MD)
For our seventh #StartupsEverywhere, we talked with Darius Graham, Director of the Social Innovation Lab at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD.
#StartupsEverywhere: David Tominsky (Cedar Rapids, IA)
For our sixth #StartupsEverywhere profile, we chatted with Cedar Rapids startup ecosystem builder David Tominsky, Managing Director of the Iowa Startup Accelerator, powered by NewBoCo.
#StartupsEverywhere: Matthew Marcus (Kansas City, KS)
For our fifth #StartupsEverywhere profile, meet Matthew Marcus, Executive Director of the Kansas City Startup Foundation and startup ecosystem builder in Kansas City.
#StartupsEverywhere: Tarik Sultan (Honolulu, HI)
For our fourth #StartupsEverywhere profile, meet Tarik Sultan, Founder and Managing Partner of Sultan Ventures, an investment firm, and Founder and Managing Partner of XLR8UH, the University of Hawaii (UH) venture accelerator program
#StartupsEverywhere: Scott Phillips (Tulsa, OK)
For our third #StartupsEverywhere profile, meet Scott Phillips, Founder of Civic Ninjas in Tulsa, OK.
#StartupsEverywhere: Chris Heivly (Raleigh-Durham, NC)
For our second #StartupsEverywhere profile, meet Chris Heivly, Managing Partner at the Startup Factory in Durham, NC.
#StartupsEverywhere: Lucas Lindsey (Tallahassee, FL)
For our first #StartupsEverywhere profile, meet Lucas Lindsey, Executive Director of Domi Station, an entrepreneurial support organization based in Tallahassee, FL.
#StartupsEverywhere: Celebrating America's Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
When asked to envision a startup community, the majority of Americans probably think of San Francisco, New York City, or maybe Cambridge, with flocks of engineers in hoodies drinking cold brew coffee. This is an unsurprising perception—78 percent of venture capital investments go to just three states: California, New York, and Massachusetts. Entrepreneurs and technology talent are often forced to move to where the funding is, creating a money-talent cycle that has contributed to heavily concentrated startup hubs on the two coasts.