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Butcher & Pint Landlord Alleges Restaurant Used as ‘Giant Piggy Bank’
Some very recognizable northwest Arkansas entrepreneurs are going to be on the receiving end of a civil lawsuit that was filed Thursday. read more >
Movista CEO Stan Zylowski to Host Executive Leadership Academy Reception
Movista co-founder and CEO Stan Zylowski is scheduled as the featured speaker for the Arkansas Business Executive Leadership Academy opening reception on Aug. 20 in Bentonville. read more >
Movista Acquires Natural Insight of Sterling, Virginia
Movista Inc. of Bentonville, a software-as-a-service company for the retail industry, acquires Natural Insight, a retail technology provider that it called "its largest competitor." read more >
Innovation Council Summit: Working Together A Must
Arkansas can become a leader in the knowledge-based economy if its state government, industries and educators work together to develop a workforce attractive to innovators. read more >
Movista Growing With $12M Infusion
Movista Inc. of Bentonville will strengthen its leadership team, invest in innovation and next-generation technology and form a sales and marketing arm that will also be based in Bentonville — all with a recent $12 million investment from Level Equity of New York. read more >
Startups and More Bubble Up from Governor’s Cup
Over nearly two decades of the Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup competition, just over $2 million in prize money has been given to teams of college students with entrepreneurship ideas deemed promising by competition judges. read more >
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State Lays Foundation for Entrepreneurial Growth
When April Seggebruch launched Innovate Arkansas client firm Movista of Bentonville with Stan Zylowski in 2010, both freshly adorned with MBAs from the Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas, the state’s tech startup scene was alive but only taking baby steps. read more >
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State Investment Helps Movista Continue Growth
The firm's growth was bolstered by an $82,000 investment from the Arkansas Science & Technology Authority's Seed Capital Investment Program. That investment preceded a $550,000 funding round. read more >
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NWA’s Movista Raises More than $500K from Investors
A technology company in Bentonville has raised nearly $550,000, according to a Securities & Exchange Commission filing late last month. read more >
Investor Sees ‘Billion Dollar Plays’ Among Arkansas Startups
Permjot Valia, an international entrepreneur and angel investor, tells the second-annual Arkansas Commercialization Retreat that he sees several Arkansas startups that are capable of "billion dollar plays." read more >
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Movista Receives $82,000 Investment from ASTA
Bentonville retail software firm Movista has received an $82,959 investment from the Arkansas Science & Technology Authority. The funds will be used to commercialize Movista's proprietary technology, which provides retail tracking, verifying and reporting activities. read more >
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Movista: Bentonville A City On Fire
Innovate Arkansas client Movista was born in the MBA program at the University of Arkansas Walton Business College, but when it came time to put down permanent roots, co-founders April Seggebruch and Stan Zylowski chose a house just off the square in downtown Bentonville. read more >
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5 UA Startups on the Cusp of Big Things
Picasolar's 2013 successful run in national business-plan competitions is reminiscent of past University of Arkansas startups. read more >
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Arkansas Startups: From Dirt Roads to Interstates
From an entrepreneurial dirt road to an interstate — that's how Movista co-founders April Seggebruch and Stan Zylowski describe the emerging startup culture in northwest Arkansas. read more >
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Movista Hopes to Duplicate Big Year
Starting out the new year like they did in 2012 would be just fine for Movista co-founders April Seggebruch and Stan Zylowski. read more >
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Movista’s 10 Tips for Startup Success
Movista co-founders April Seggebruch and Stan Zylowski decided 10 were better than five. Each came up with five tips for prospective entrepreneurs. read more >
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