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The second phase of the Little Rock Technology Park included gutting six stories at 421 Main St. in downtown Little Rock to make room for larger, intermediary office spaces. The building, which previously housed the state Department of Education, is on the National Register of Historic Places. [PHOTO provided]
Construction / Government & Politics / Nonprofits

Little Rock Tech Park Sparks New InterestLock Icon

This year, the Little Rock Tech Park has seen more people calling, more tours and more companies “pulling the trigger” on renting. And a renovation adding 53,000 SF across six stories is underway. read more >
Business Services / Education / Media & Marketing

Apptegy Acquires California Chatbot Firm AlwaysOn

The deal comes as Apptegy accelerates its investment in AI with the goal of helping schools enhance and simplify communications. read more >
Business Services / Small Business

Little Rock Chamber Announces September as Multicultural Business Development Month

The Little Rock Regional Chamber will launch the inaugural Multicultural Business Development Month in September. read more >
Education

Avoid Cyber Scares With These Tips (Will Gruber Commentary)

These cybersecurity defenses can make our school districts and local governments safer. read more >
Education / Investments

Angel Investors Exit Position in Apptegy, Close Fund

The Fund for Arkansas' Future, or FAF, said in a news release that it dispersed $3 million to its members, a "high multiple" of their initial investment in the company. read more >
Education / Investments

Apptegy Parts Ways With Founder & CEO Jeston George

The company said the decision was mutual. Bob Butler, whose investment firm holds a large stake in Apptegy, was named interim CEO. read more >
From left: Brent Birch, Hugh McDonald, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. and John Burgess.
Real Estate / Small Business

Helping Startups, 6 Years On (Lance Turner Editor’s Note)

The Little Rock Tech Park is a patience game, and we’re still in the early innings. read more >
The Little Rock Technology Park.
Construction / Government & Politics / Real Estate

Tech Park Announces $9.6M Phase 2 Expansion

Renovations of Five Main Place have already started and are expected to be complete by spring of 2024. read more >
Apptegy founder and CEO Jeston George announce's the company's expansion during a news conference in Little Rock on Jan. 6, 2023
Business Services / Education / Media & Marketing

Apptegy Plans to Add 300 Employees

The company says a new product this year is driving the growth. read more >
Small Business

Venture Center, Apptegy Launch New Startup Program

A kickoff event is set for Aug. 2. read more >
The warehouse at 1475 William J. Clark Drive in Conway. (Parcel lines approximate.)
Banking & Finance / Business Services / Construction

CORRECTION: Conway Kimberly-Clark Warehouse Sold for $10.5MLock Icon

A previous version of this story was erroneously published with a photo of another Kimberly-Clark property. The picture has been replaced with the correct image. read more >
Brent Birch, executive director of the Little Rock Technology Park
Business Services / Investments / Real Estate

Brent Birch Offers Big Takes on Buoyant Tech

Brent Birch, chief of the Little Rock Technology Park, says the ability for entrepreneurs to share experiences is paramount. read more >
Investments / Media & Marketing

School App Developer Plans Hires After $13.2M FundraiserLock Icon

A Little Rock startup that provides communication and marketing services to schools recently raised $13.2 million. read more >
Education / Investments / Small Business

Little Rock Startup Apptegy Gets $5.7M Infusion

Little Rock technology startup Apptegy plans on leveraging a recent $5.7 million investment from Five Elms Capital of Kansas City to get aggressive on growth. Its goal? To see 2017 sales triple from 2016, its first full year of sales. read more >
Aaron Sadler and Jess Pingrey of Ghidotti Communications in Little Rock.
Media & Marketing

Ghidotti Adds 2 Employees to Team

Ghidotti Communications of Little Rock has added two members to its marketing communications team, media relations specialist Aaron Sadler and consumer and business analyst Jess Pingrey. read more >
Three of the startups to "graduate" from the tech park's space at 107 East Markham shared their stories of growth at a recent Venture Center event: (from left) Unni Peroth of Bfonics, Sean Townsend of Elyxor and Jeston George of Apptegy joined Little Rock Chamber President Jay Chesshir. 
Business Services / Media & Marketing / Small Business

Tech Park, Venture Center Mark Companies’ Move to Next Stage

Little Rock Tech Park Director Brent Birch told his board Wednesday that things are busy at the park's downtown space. read more >
The Apptegy team.
Education / Media & Marketing / Small Business

Startup Apptegy Aims to Improve School Communication

Apptegy, the Little Rock startup from Jeston George, has meshed all school communication channels into one platform. read more >