Chicago Innovation Launches New Program in Partnership with The Village Chicago: Ageless Innovators

Ageless Innovators: Intergenerational Co-Mentoring When it comes to building and managing an organization, everyone, no matter how old or young, has something to teach and something to learn  CHICAGO – December 17, 2018 – In a partnership with The Village Chicago, Chicago Innovation is launching a new program called Ageless Innovators, an intergenerational co-mentoring program

Program Manager Avery Stone Fish Discusses Launch of New CI Program in Interview with WGN Radio

Guiding Baby Boomers Through The Startup Scene: Chicago Innovation has partnered with The Village Chicago to launch an inter-generational co-mentoring program, “Ageless Innovators”.

Luke Tanen talks about new Chicago Innovation Program ‘Ageless Innovators’ in Interview with WBBM

A look at Chicago Innovations’ new inter-generational co-mentoring program “Ageless Innovators”.

Patents Not Required to be an Innovation Powerhouse

Letter to the Editor: Too often we see entrepreneurs invest too many resources in pursuing patents, when what they should be doing is investing their time and money on identifying and solving customers’ unmet needs, write Tom Kuczmarski and Luke Tanen of Chicago Innovation.

Chicago Innovation Awards spotlight internet of things and AI

Twenty companies, from startups to Fortune 500 giants, won Chicago Innovation Awards for new products and services that bring the “internet of things” to health care, vehicles and foods, as well as holograms that bring museum exhibits to life.

The Best and Brightest at the Chicago Innovation Awards

Tom Kuczmarski Interviewed on WBBM

Tom Kuczmarski featured on WGN Radio’s Wintrust Business Lunch

Wintrust Business Lunch 10/30/18: Mandy Antoniacci on Mental Health, Maine’s Student Debt Management, & Chicago Innovation Awards

NBC Coverage of the 2018 Chicago Innovation Awards

Here Are the 2018 Chicago Innovation Award Winners

The 17th annual Chicago Innovation Awards took place Monday night, and more than two dozen local companies and organizations across Chicagoland were recognized for their innovative spirit. After reviewing more than 500 nominations, 100 finalists were announced in September and a panel of judges picked this year’s winners. Notable honorees this year include Chicago startups like Cameo,