Building something that nobody wants is the number one reason businesses fail, so start with a problem worth solving.
Startup Scene
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A new initiative to support innovative startup companies in the health care sector recently launched.
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Startup Junkie will host a Techstars Startup Weekend from March 9–11 to spark business development for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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NWA3D strives to make 3D printing accessible for students in order to introduce them to digital design and manufacturing.
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Jeston George, Founder and CEO of Apptegy says, “People create the best ideas by solving their own problems.” When his nephew first started kindergarten, he found it impossible to keep up with his events because schools lacked a way to communicate effectively. In 2014, George founded Apptegy to solve this problem. Apptegy offers schools a unique platform, Thrillshare, which allows educators to update all communication channels from one place.
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There may be no woman in Arkansas who loves chocolate more than Carmen Portillo. Portillo became interested in artisan chocolates while living in London where she tasted handmade, gourmet truffles.
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A new fitness facility is coming to SOMA in Little Rock! SparkFit, opening this summer, will offer group classes along with experienced personal trainers to help members reach their wellness goals.
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The Start Here Initiative, in partnership with Delta Regional Authority and the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, will host a screening of “She Started It” and Q&A with Sheena Allen, an entrepreneur featured in the film.