insights + events

National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engine to Invest $160...

January 31 | news

ORLANDO, Fla. (Jan. 31, 2024) – The U.S. National Science Foundation announced Central Florida was selected among the first NSF Regional Innovation Engines.

Building Inclusive STEM Communities with Dr. Wanda Eugene, Collaboratory for Inclusive Entrepreneurship

July 22

tech's potential

Underserved and underestimated groups across Florida often lack the resources and tools to get involved and grow their ideas into successful businesses. Dr. Wanda Eugene, director for the Collaboratory for Inclusive Entrepreneurship, has made it her mission to fix this.

America’s Seed Fund Catalyzes Innovation for Women-Owned Companies

July 18

insights

With partners at the University of Central Florida, the University of South Florida, the University of Florida and the Florida Institute of Technology, The Corridor established a network of support organizations, role models and resources to help women-owned businesses develop competitive SBIR grant applications and streamline commercialization pathways for their resulting STEM innovations.

Matching Graduate Students with Area Employers through Hands-on Experience

July 01

insights

Jorge Manrique Castro moved his family from Colombia to Orlando in 2019 to pursue his version of the American dream. After completing his undergraduate studies in electrical engineering in Colombia..

Cultivating Cross-Industry Collaboration with Adrian Lannon and Austin Pinzon, A Square Games and Simulation

June 15

tech's potential

The business of game development can be fiercely competitive as cutting-edge companies strive to capture market share and innovate to keep up with player demands.

City of Largo Economic Development Coordinator is Turning His Passion into Action

May 31

insights

In a rapidly changing world, the importance of supporting our local entrepreneurs is more crucial than ever. A healthy economy relies on economic diversification to build stronger communities and expand ecosystems — something Bryan Pederson has set out to achieve in Largo and its surrounding regions.

Social Venturing & Community College Entrepreneurship Education

May 25

tech's potential

Business professors Mary Beth Kerly and Dr. Andrew “Andy” Gold share how they leverage the inclusive nature of a community college to successfully deliver a unique, 21st-century education.

Pages: 123456789101112131415