…provides opportunities for both networking and mentoring for companies here. Entities such as the Center for Creative Economy and the Innovation Quarter host networking and tenant events to help companies…
…business and industry services at Forsyth Tech and the leader of the Innovation Quarter campus. “They are often employed by local companies and coming here for training or small business…
…Here’s how Winston-Salem is supporting startups and growth companies on their journeys to fulfill this legacy. iQ: What are some of the most significant advances in regenerative medicine and biomanufacturing…
…of square feet in innovative office, laboratory and educational space. From small start-ups to large companies, a variety of businesses form the growing knowledge community here. Explore our different types…
…to help companies speed up the transition from research and development to practice and implementation – from bench to bedside. It’s a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to making biomanufacturing technologies more…
…surrounding community will create companies, and those companies will create jobs and new products. “Not only are new connections being made, but it’s also a city that I would like…
…for onsite, remote or hybrid trials. Born and built in Winston-Salem, Clinical Ink has continued to grow through notable partnerships with major healthcare companies since its conception in 2007. Access…
Regenerative medicine companies are transcending the limits of what we previously thought was possible—and some are even doing it in our backyard. The Innovation Quarter has become a growing hub…
…and startup companies? How can we be a resource for these entrepreneurs? How can we get them connected in the Innovation Quarter? “I find myself asking, ‘what is our ecosystem…
…to treat addiction more economically favorable for pharmaceutical companies. Small companies like EncepHeal are often the ideal groups to start the early development of these kinds of drugs because large…