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COO and co-founder of FlyWire, Sarah Alessi, shares her journey, inspirations, and predictions for the future of the fishing industry. 

We asked Synaptek CEO and co-founder, Kate Van Pelt, a few questions about her journey, inspirations, and predictions for the future of concussion management and remote monitoring. 

Keyhorse Capital, in partnership with Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development’s statewide #KYInnovation program, and as an initiative of Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation (KSTC), has announced that its current quarterly investment cycle is open through March 31st for eligible companies. ‍

TaMeka Bland shares her journey to founding LimitLess, an on-demand food delivery company serving underserved locations.

We asked Jacob Bozarth, co-founder and CEO of Resound, questions about his inspiration for starting a company that gives content creators their time back through Resound's AI podcast editing tool.

Co-founder and CEO of Xiled, Payton Keathley, shares why he decided to build an organized gaming community where people can form clans with similar interests.

Learn how experienced founder, Jennifer Wiliams, intends to help other founders and startups launch and build their companies at Working Title Labs.

Keyhorse Capital, an initiative of Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation (KSTC), Kentucky’s statewide innovation support organization, has announced that its current quarterly investment cycle is open through September 30, with $1,125,000 available to invest in eligible companies.

Learn why Becca Gardner was inspired to found ALT Distilling, a zero-proof alternative beverage company.

Discover why Jessica Bledsoe developed Pav*r, an app that integrates with your Google Calendar to provide reports that help you understand exactly where your time is going.

Matt Miller of RAADZ is focusing on making surveys fun, engaging, and rewarding for people to take—giving marketers the right information they need to create effective advertisements that truly resonate with their target audiences.

Read along as Brandi Harless of PreventScripts shares the importance of preventative healthcare and how she and her co-founders hope to work with thousands of primary care providers to support their treatment of patients with metabolic conditions.

Learn Brittany Harris' inspiration to co-found a sports app unlike the rest that leverages AI and machine learning to let fans chat with their sports communities.

Roland Achenjang shares the entrepreneurial story that led him to launch C2 Keep, a solution that helps pharmacies safely and efficiently manage controlled substances.

Kristina Rodriguez shares how OrgVitals provides clarity to employers on how to evolve the employee experience so that work culture sustains each person's performance, health, and tenure.

Keyhorse Capital, an initiative of Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation (KSTC), Kentucky’s statewide innovation support organization, has announced that its current quarterly investment cycle is open through September 30, with $1,125,000 available to invest in eligible companies.

Jose Gaztambide shares his journey to developing indoor mapping technology that's helpful for everyone, including those who are visually impaired.

Michael Brizendine was inspired to create Yornest as a modern alternative to mass emailing and instant messaging for online communities.

Kory Payne believes the land of policy-making is for all of us and was therefore inspired to create Ujoin, an online campaigning platform that makes it easier to send email newsletters, collect contact info, and track bills.

Keyhorse Capital Launches Next Investment Cycle of $750,000 for Eligible Kentucky Companies.

Kentucky Science and TechnologyCorporation (KSTC) announced the rebranding of their investment arm to Keyhorse Capital in conjunction with their 20-year anniversary of investing in Kentucky companies.

“SSBCI 2.0” will provide the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development with at least $82 million of federal funds. Cromwell-Schmisseur, a consulting firm that served as technical advisors to the U.S. Treasury for programs funded by SSBCI 1.0, developed a report to understand the potential for Kentucky entrepreneurship through SSBCI 2.0.