Audio| Published on January 15, 2009 10:00 am

CU Podcast Episode #03: Startup Tech in Columbus

By: Walker


This week’s podcast reflects upon the recent announcement of Columbus being the #1 Up-and-Coming Tech City in the US. We sat down with three local tech entrepreneurs: David Hunegnaw, Chad Pry, and Michael Paull to find out their take on this title as well as explore some other related issues including tech funding, freelancing, incubators, co-working, and the social tech scene in our city.

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[audio:http://blip.tv/file/get/ColumbusUnderground-ColumbusUndergroundcomPodcastEpisode03784.mp3]

In this particular podcast, several websites get mentioned. For the ease of access, they are linked below:

David Hunegnaw Mentions:
www.tryfresh.com
www.groovejob.com
www.easytxtr.com
www.domedia.com
www.sandboxcolumbus.com
www.tacobeercolumbus.com

David’s Contact Information

Michael Paull Mentions:
www.dynamit.us

Cbus Tech Life – Facebook Group | Meetup.com Group

Michael’s Contact Information

Chad Pry Mentions:
www.veryideal.com

Chad’s Contact Information

Also Mentioned:
www.techcolumbus.org
www.itmartini.com

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Author: Walker Walker is the founder of ColumbusUnderground.com and co-founder of TheMetropreneur.com along with his wife and business partner Anne Evans. Walker has turned local media from a hobby into a full time career over the past decade and serves on multiple boards and committees throughout the community.

1 Comment

  • Walker January 19, 2009 10:18 am

    From columbustech.blogspot.com:

    TechColumbus has unleashed another round of money from a $20 million public-private initiative it launched last year to help fledgling Central Ohio companies.

    The agency said it would make investments in excess of $1.6 million to nine area companies through its TechStart program. TechStart strives to connect startup technology companies in Franklin and 14 nearby counties with cash infusions through so-called TechGenesis grants and from a venture capital-backed regional commercialization fund.

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