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KISS OF DEATH

Local startup searches for answer to 404 errors October 17, 2023 BIG HORN —  It’s…

GUN GROUNDBREAKER

Van Dorsten pitches unique firearm products October 14, 2023 SHERIDAN — If you don’t know…

Facing the challenge

Impact 307 and other organizations look to help entrepreneurs with Carbon County Start-Up Challenge. All…

VISION FOR THE FUTURE

Community survey will provide direction for economic development organizations SHERIDAN — A short three-question survey…

Western Collaborates with IMPACT 307

Southwest Wyoming entrepreneurs soon will have local access to a University of Wyoming IMPACT 307 incubator, in addition to the business advising program currently available.  IMPACT 307’s incubators provide space for entrepreneurs to start their businesses.

IMPACT 307 Now Offering In-Person Advising in Fremont County

The IMPACT 307 incubator program is now offering in-person business advising and executive startup coaching in Fremont County. The recently appointed IMPACT Assistant Director, Brian Young, announced his relocation to the county with plans to establish offices in both Lander and Riverton.

History of the Launchpads

Back in 2016, when Donne and Sue Fisher first spoke with the University of Wyoming and IMPACT 307 about starting an entrepreneurial program for UW students, they likely had little idea that their generosity would help launch so many young entrepreneurs’ careers through the Fisher Innovation Challenge, later termed the Fisher Innovation Launchpad.