St. Louis startups attract national attention
New companies in St. Louis have been receiving additional coverage in the initial period of 2015.
A title called ‘Popular Mechanics’ has reportedly claimed that the city is the best location for a startup within the United States. At the same time, a Princeton publication has commented favorably on the performance of St. Louis University in this sector of activity.
One of the success stories is LockerDome in downtown St. Louis. The corporation has obtained significant amounts of capital, and its chief executive has suggested it has been selective in this area.
The company has already moved on to open a New York office. However, LockerDome could use stationery printers in St. Louis if it wants to advertise its local headquarters in correspondence.
Arch Grants has played a role in boosting startups in Missouri. The company aspires to make St. Louis the hub for entrepreneurship in the Midwest.
Ginger Imster, an executive director at Arch Grants, has said:
Imster has made clear that she is aware of challenges ahead. Nonetheless, she has expressed confidence in local entrepreneurs.
Wondermento is an enterprise that has benefited from the support of Arch Grants. While retaining a St. Louis presence, the firm has moved on to establish Hong Kong and London offices.
A title called ‘Popular Mechanics’ has reportedly claimed that the city is the best location for a startup within the United States. At the same time, a Princeton publication has commented favorably on the performance of St. Louis University in this sector of activity.
One of the success stories is LockerDome in downtown St. Louis. The corporation has obtained significant amounts of capital, and its chief executive has suggested it has been selective in this area.
The company has already moved on to open a New York office. However, LockerDome could use stationery printers in St. Louis if it wants to advertise its local headquarters in correspondence.
Arch Grants has played a role in boosting startups in Missouri. The company aspires to make St. Louis the hub for entrepreneurship in the Midwest.
Ginger Imster, an executive director at Arch Grants, has said:
“We're friendly, we're capital efficient. One can bootstrap a business here and not starve to death.”
Imster has made clear that she is aware of challenges ahead. Nonetheless, she has expressed confidence in local entrepreneurs.
Wondermento is an enterprise that has benefited from the support of Arch Grants. While retaining a St. Louis presence, the firm has moved on to establish Hong Kong and London offices.