After seeing the success of the launchpads in Laramie, IMPACT Casper began offering the annual opportunity for local entrepreneurs and innovators in and around Natrona County.
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.
Top Three Winners Announced at Sheridan’s Pitch Night
Tyler O’Daniel with his GrillGate, Jason Hodges of Wolf’s Lighted Necklaces and Jared Koenig’s Modular…
Start-Up Success
We’ve had many entrepreneurs walk through our doors, each with a different story. Some have been in…
Good Business for Wyoming
Through the only formal entrepreneurial development program in the state, IMPACT 307 is leading the…
The IMPACT 307 Approach
Over the years, IMPACT 307 has helped many entrepreneurs find success. Our staff offers a…
Are You Up for The Challenge?
IMPACT 307 has always had a philosophy to support and help start-up businesses grow throughout…
New Brand, Bigger IMPACT
June 1, 2020 marked an exciting day as we announced the rebranding of the state’s only University of Wyoming sponsored business incubator program. Formerly known as the Wyoming Technology Business Center (WTBC), we happily re-introduced ourselves as IMPACT 307, Where Founders and Innovation Thrive.