Here's how 1871's move from Merchandise Mart reflects the growth and diversification of Chicago's tech scene since its founding in 2012. When Matt Moog chaired the launch of now-Gov. JB Pritzker's ...
Editorial: JB Pritzker’s 1871 is exiting the Merchandise Mart. What does that mean for Chicago tech?
The news that 1871, Chicago’s best known technology incubator, is leaving its longtime home at the Merchandise Mart seems at first blush like a warning sign — yet another indicator of the city ...
The company announced plans to relocate its showroom to Fulton Market, where it expects to highlight a new product line.
In the latest edition of The Beat, learn more about 1871's exit from the Merchandise Mart. Welcome to Chicago Inno's The Beat, a twice-weekly look at the people, companies and ideas that are ...
Startup incubator 1871 is leaving its longtime home at the Merchandise Mart, the latest example of ... “While our impact across Chicago and beyond has grown significantly, like many other ...
Tech incubator 1871 announced that it would be moving out of the Merchandise Mart. Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times Share Chicago’s flagship tech incubator 1871 will close its space in the Merchandise ...
Steve Grzanich has the business news of the day with the Wintrust Business Minute. Chicago’s startup incubator 1871 is giving up its office space at the Merchandise Mart. The group’s CEO says 1871 ...
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