Startup Grind is a monthly fireside chat presented by the Conductor, in partnership with Google for Entrepreneurs, each month in Conway. The Conductor is a public-private partnership driving innovation that serves entrepreneurs and small businesses with one-on-one consulting, networking opportunities and exposure to angel investors.
Entrepreneurship
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It seems that nearly everyone is pursuing a side hustle these days. It’s almost impossible to get on social media without seeing a friend pushing a product or service.
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Check out these TED Talks:
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We’ve only seen the beginnings of the radical change that crowdfunding will have on product commercialization, especially with any consumer-facing hardware product. Crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo allow entrepreneurs to pre-sell their products.
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School may be out but students can stay STEM sharp this summer while having fun, boosting their self-confidence and exploring new concepts through educational activities. A wide variety of summer enrichment programs and camps for children in third grade through high school are available through Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) studies.
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Made by Few was conceived six years ago to inspire web designers, developers, creatives and entrepreneurs in the startup space. Today, MxF 6 continues to carry that torch and has expanded by adding additional activities while highlighting the amazing food, people, culture and talent across the region.
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The Little Rock Technology Park has completed the first phase of its six-phase project. According to Brent Birch, executive director of the Tech Park, this first phase of development came in $2.5 million under budget.
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Work-life balance is hard. Jamie Deason’s goal is to make it easier; this was the motivation behind The Errand Mom.
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Des Arc native, Paul Guess, started Deck the Halls, Y’all (DTHY), a Christmas wholesale business, out of personal love of Christmas. He had a theory that great customer service, combined with fair prices, would do well in a down economy.