
04/26/2022
Zizo Technologies wins Buffalo Inno Madness as it prepares for 'exciting year'
Congratulations to Zizo Technologies, the winner of Buffalo Inno's first Inno Madness championship!
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Congratulations to Zizo Technologies, the winner of Buffalo Inno's first Inno Madness championship!
Dils has struggled, persevered and thrived at various times since he enrolled at UB five years ago. Now he's ready to start building companies in Buffalo.
ShearShare's $2.3 million bridge round can be traced to its October pitches at the 43North competition.
LaTanya White, an expert on the intersection of racial equity and entrepreneurship, came to Buffalo in April to discuss her work.
Endeavor Western New York has a new leader.
“Nonprofits are the third-largest industry in America, and we have all of our customers right in front of us,” says Duane Conners of Allco and WellConnected. “This is groundbreaking work that nobody else is doing.”
Local investors include a group led by Chuck Lannon, Launch NY, Western New York Impact Investment Fund and the Buffalo Angels.
It started with a fast-growing company thousands of miles away. It gained steam with a connection to Buffalo. And it snowballed into an intensive local recruiting effort.
Team Real Talk brings a high-growth model to the burgeoning diversity, equity and inclusion space. Now they're ready to scale.
HELIXintel has closed on a $4 million round of seed funding that will support its continued expansion across the U.S.
Bitwise officially announced today that it would bring its unique model to Buffalo, more than a year after it began seriously considering an expansion here.
Convergence Coworking is a few months away from finally opening. Marie Rachelle is signing people up now.
Why successful entrepreneurs need to back Buffalo’s next generation.
Chuck Lannon preaches a “bet the jockeys” approach in startup investing. He just invested in Circuit Clinical for the third time.
Patient Pattern has closed on $2 million in seed funding and plans to double its workforce this year to 40 employees – with as many hires in Buffalo as possible.
Nearly half of ShearShare's team already works in Buffalo, and the company has only been here for three months.
When it launches, the Food Court — aka “Tinder for Foodies” — will allow users to scroll through uploaded pictures of nearby restaurants in search of somewhere they truly want to eat.
The Buffalo Angels group raised nearly $1 million in early 2020. Now that money is nearly gone – and deep discussions are underway on the future of the investment vehicle.
The founder says ZuluTails is safer than reward posters and more effective than the fraught micro-chipping industry.
VeriTX is facing down a big year. Now it has the financial runway to help meet its goals.
Mongoose beat Kangarootime, 54% to 46%, and in an even closer match, Zizo Technologies edged out MemoryFox, 50.7% to 49.3%.
Buffalo-based braidbabes is seeking to raise up to $750,000 in a Wefunder campaign.
ACV plans to triple revenue to more than $1.3 billion by 2026 and plans to get there partly by introducing clients to new technology tools.
Centivo now occupies 9,000 square feet in UB’s Gateway Building
Andy Hakes believes his startup, AireXpert, is ready to take flight.
Michael Weisman and Eric Reich know better than anyone in Buffalo how to build a scalable startup in the higher ed space. They're paying that knowledge forward with BetterMynd.
The winners were selected by the Buffalo Inno editorial team based on factors including innovation, growth and potential.
Clark Dever may be leaving Buffalo, but his grassroots startup ethos lives on.
“There is so much value on this event because it is based on action and not just talk,' a Buffalo Startup Weekend organizer says.
Six companies with local ties – though none that are formally headquartered here – appeared on Forbes’ recently published Best Startup Employers List.
Venture capitalist Lauren DeLuca talked to Buffalo Inno about how HELIXintel attracted his attention and where it goes from here.
“Our goal is to grow this into a $30 million business in five years, and we already have some traction,” Jason Zapp said of Human Rights in Your Supply Chain.
Kyklo is settling into its new downtown Buffalo headquarters with plans to significantly increase headcount here.
CrowFly's web-based marketplace is growing quickly.
LenderLogix is expanding to another floor at its Larkinville headquarters.
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