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This month’s Artist Highlight is Megan Bloesch! You can find Megan working out of our art studio at 100state or her in-home studio on the west side. Megan first came to 100state after her submission for our latest gallery, Make a Mark. After the show she joined 100state as an Artist in Resident. This week…

Apps That Every Entrepreneur Should Have

August 2, 2018

Social Marketing, Startups

Entrepreneurs are extremely busy people. Here’s a list of 6 apps to make their lives a little bit easier! Evernote We’ve all had moments where we’re waiting in line at the grocery store when suddenly the best idea ever comes to mind. While in most situations it would make sense to jot it down in…

Member of the Month: Quigley Malcolm

July 29, 2018

Membership, Nonprofit

August’s Member of the Month, is the one and only Quigley Malcolm. Quigley initially came to 100state to work for Kilter Rewards as a developer. After working for them for a year, he decided to split ways and start his own business, Roll For Guild. When he’s not working on expanding Roll For Guild, he does…

5 Benefits of Coworking Spaces

July 26, 2018

Freelancers, Startups

About 43% of Americans work remotely. While there are certainly benefits to this type of work, there are also challenges presented when working alone. This is where coworking spaces, such as 100state, come in- a resource for both independent work as well as joint effort where entrepreneurs, remote workers and startups can find space to…

Tech and entrepreneurship hub 100state changes leaders – Captimes

June 25, 2018

Gregory Stfort

Uncategorized

“Gregory St. Fort is stepping down from his leadership role at a downtown nonprofit that provides shared workspaces and resources for startups, freelancers, artists and remote workers.” “St. Fort, who has played a prominent role within the city’s growing tech and startup community, announced that he would step down as 100state’s executive director at a…

100stories: I’m training the next generation of entrepreneurs

April 28, 2018

By Roxie Hentz, as told to Violet Jinqi Wang When I was in 5th grade, my parents transferred me to a school in the suburbs. The first time I walked into the classroom, I was stunned by the sea of white faces staring back at me. Tentatively walking to my desk and sitting down on…

100stories: People ask me, “So you think you know what’s fair?”

April 20, 2018

By Kyle Freund, as told to Violet Jinqi Wang If there is one thing I hope people take away from knowing me, it’s that you should think about where your food comes from. And how it got there. Sometimes, when people hear that I work with Fairtrade America, they question me. “Oh yeah? How do…

100stories: Crap, I’m an entrepreneur again

April 16, 2018

By Sandra Bradley, as told to Violet Jinqi Wang I like to call myself an accidental entrepreneur. I fell into my first entrepreneurial journey because I knew how to do something that was in hot demand — web development. Growing to meet that demand and forming a company just made sense. It was in the…

100stories: I’m a blockchain skeptic, but I’m all in

April 6, 2018