Arkansas startup founder and investor Kristian Andersen, a staunch supporter of IA and the growth of the tech startup ecosystem in the state, is part of a select group that just launched a $35 million fund called High Alpha.
The Iron Yard coding school is setting up shop in Little Rock in May, an event that tech startup leaders in Arkansas consider significant. Developing a pool of homegrown tech talent is critical to the state's continuing growth as a tech startup draw.
In case you missed it, ARK Challenge mentor and IA consultant Kristian Andersen is the focus of this week's Innovate space in Arkansas Business. Andersen discusses the role of IA and the future of tech-based entrepreneurship in Arkansas.
Wednesday's 1 Million Cups from the Venture Center in downtown Little Rock with Kristian Andersen of Gravity Ventures is being rescheduled thanks to Old Man Winter.
The growth of the Arkansas startup ecosystem over the past few years hasn't gone unnoticed by Kristian Andersen, the nationally prominent entrepreneur/investor who grew up in Conway.
