Over 300 interns are participating in MyTern 2018, with employers from across the city sending their young and potential future employees to discover Lincoln. The interns get an opportunity to forge connections with one another and network, but they also get to see what Lincoln can offer them should they choose to make it home once they've decided to start their careers.

“Silicon Valley does not have a monopoly on innovation.”

Bernard Moon’s message to those at the annual Inside / Outside Innovation Summit seemed to be a fitting theme for three days of collaboration, collision and connection May 29-31 at the Graduate Hotel in downtown Lincoln. Moon, co-founder and partner at SparkLabs Group, was one of many leaders in the realm of startup and corporate innovation to share their message at Inside/Outside this year as the summit moved smoothly into its second year.

After launching in 2017, Inside/Outside organizer Brian Ardinger felt 2018’s edition was able to build on a successful start a year ago and pave the way for future growth for the summit.

The message of author and keynote speaker Scott Steinberg was simple for the hundreds of business leaders at the Cornhusker Marriott Hotel at the 2018 Economic Development Breakfast on May 24. The latest Business Conditions Index compiled by the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Bureau of Business Research shows that employment continues to grow for the Lincoln area as the population increases according to ongoing long-term trends.

Carlos Estrada has been selected as the new managing director of NMotion, an organization that guides startup founders through the critical stages of early company development.  NMotion is supported by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development, Invest Nebraska, local companies and private investors.

It's time to celebrate the advancements and achievements of our continuously thriving city. Join the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development at our annual breakfast, featuring keynote speaker Scott Steinberg.
 

Inside/Outside Innovation Summit is back for its second year on May 29-31. Hosted by the Inside/Outside Innovation podcast and NXXT, Inc., The Summit will bring together over 500 innovators for a two-day national conference at The Graduate Hotel in Lincoln.

The Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development wrapped up a week in Austin, Texas, where they participated in exhibitions, conferences and events that brought Lincoln’s message to the South By Southwest crowd.

Site Selection Magazine, one of the nation’s leading authorities and publications regarding economic development, ranked Lincoln ninth for the number of projects in metro areas with a population between 200,000 and 1,000,000.  Lincoln produced and developed 27 qualifying projects. In the West North Central region, Lincoln ranked fifth for projects in a metro area regardless of population

Five representatives from Nebraska startup-support organizations are heading out today on a four-day road trip across the Silicon Prairie.

The Heartland Innovation Road Trip will make stops in Des Moines, Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City to gain a pulse on the region and its ecosystems.

A delegation from the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development, Nebraska Department of Economic Development and Nebraska Innovation Campus traveled to Seoul, Korea on a mission to promote Lincoln's thriving business community, influx of talent and economically sound environment. 

With the cut of a ribbon, Hudl celebrated the opening of their new world headquarters in Lincoln, Nebraska. This is the conclusion of a three-year project that moved more than 350 employees into the new structure in late November of 2017.

The fourth annual Hour of Code kicked off National Computer Science Education Week in Lincoln. More than 800 people gathered for a morning of learning computer code and interacting with technology at the Nebraska Innovation Campus. National Computer Science Education Week and the Hour of Code were created by Code.org to expand access to computer science.