“It started out just looking for people to want to play table top war games together with, and then it turned into something else,” said co-founder Craig Stueber. “We saw an actual need in the community.”
The goal is for the multibillion-dollar Chesterfield project to be the first commercial nuclear fusion plant in the world. It’s currently anticipated to break ground in the late 2020s.
The startup accelerator’s name change coincides with its new focus on more long-term development of and programming for startup founders.
A year after launching the company with a converted horse trailer named Shelby to serve cocktails at events, owne Karie Brooks is adding to the fleet.
While embarking on a deck-building project, first-time homeowner Greg Vendetti relied heavily on borrowing neighbors’ tools, which gave him an idea for a new business.
Grenova, which manufactures devices for the washing and recycling of plastic laboratory equipment, is in growth mode here and in Europe.
Aaron Montgomery and Will Boland have launched Henry, a web-based assessment service that gives homeowners an action plan for issues that might need to be fixed in their homes.
The startup that connects working moms with personal assistants to help with errands and parenting tasks, is looking to raise $750,000. Female investors have been the first to sign on.
The owner of River City Roll and Bar West is closing in on a $2 million capital raise for his dating app startup.
The 9-year-old Shockoe Bottom-based company, which sells management software to nonprofits, plans to use some of the funding to expand its AI tools and grow its headcount.
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