Government-affiliated organization growing technology businesses in Bloomington. Reach out via email for resources to get involved in the community, which is a program made to support entrepreneurs.
Contact: Bloomington Tech
Monthly, free service which entails successful entrepreneurs providing advice to students on idea viability. The topic of mentoring sessions may vary from legal advice to product management advice from entrepreneurs in industry.
Contact: Travis J. Brown
Non-profit offering IU students confidential advice on legal issues.
Indianapolis-based law firm providing free, initial consultation to student startups in partnership with the Shoemaker Innovation Center.
Contact: Travis J. Brown
Project Entrepreneur aims to accelerates the growth of female founded companies by increasing their investment readiness connecting them to capital and investor networks. Project Entrepreneur has trained more than 1,800 female founders who have raised ~$60M in funding. This 5 week program is for female founded startups.
Student startup incubator providing dedicated office space and a shared conference room, as well as business development services. Teams in The Shoebox are assigned a client manager and expected to spend at least 10 hours a week in the center. The Shoebox is an on campus space located in Luddy Hall.
Contact: Travis J. Brown
Website: The Shoebox
UITS offers resources to learn and develop technological skills through Indiana University content. UITS additionally runs a help desk to solve university related tech trouble.
Contact: IT Training
Protolab is a point of support in the entrepreneurial ecosystem of IU. Students can engage in a variety of projects, workshops, and research in a makerspace.
Contact: Nicole Miller
