Top stories published by Silicon Florist in December of 2018

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Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 6, 2018

Why does the Apple App Store keep rejecting this demo from Portland startup Torch?

Everyone knows that Apple can be a little stringent when it comes to approving applications and content for the App Store. So it’s no surprise that Portland startup Torch has had to make a…

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 5, 2018

It’s beginning to look a lot like liquidity events: CUNA Mutual Group secures Portland’s Mirador, Marquee Brands bags Hood River’s Dakine

If you’ve spent any time on this blog, you’ve no doubt heard me bemoan — or maybe even wax poetic…

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 5, 2018

Startup accelerator WeWork Labs launches Portland presence

Okay. There’s a lot more to dig into here… but just to get the news out. We’re going to have WeWork Labs in Portland. Great right? Even better? It’s going to be headed up by none other than startup ecosystem builder…

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 4, 2018

Every aspect of creativity can be brought to bear on startups in the cannabis industry

In the cannabis industry — where it often seems that 90% of the dispensaries have chosen green as their main color —…

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 6, 2018

The dream of a free lunch is alive in Portland Lunch 2.0

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 4, 2018

Craving a bit of PIE? Maybe a good old fashioned Portland startup demo day would help

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 14, 2018

If they’ve helped you find places to work, it’s time to help Portland startup Workfrom

Sometimes, you find services incredibly valuable, but you can’t seem to find a way to repay them for what they do. That’s what I love about Patreon. it provides a platform that lets…

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 6, 2018

So a bunch of ecosystem builders walk in front of a camera…

The past couple of years, I’ve been lucky enough to get invited to the Kauffman Foundation’s ESHIP Summit. A chance to gather and learn from folks who help entrepreneurs, participate in economic development, and generally try…

Rick Turoczy in Silicon Florist

Dec 3, 2018

Good deal, bad deal: When is it okay to let a potential sale go?

For startups, each and every potential customer seems like a must-win situation. But sometimes winning the account can be even worse than losing it. Or can waste a ton of time — your most valuable resource — for your…

November 2018

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