
Collaborate online, at the TechNexus clubhouse or through a network of thousands of people connected passionate about building companies in Chicago.

TechNexus is the welcoming point for hundreds of Taproot Foundation volunteers. The location is ideal and the facilities are beautiful -- we're grateful to have a home here!

TechNexus is a jewel of Chicago tech, and has been key to helping us create a rich and vibrant cloud computing community here. It's a great place to collaborate with other tech leaders.

102 companies have grown with TechNexus since 2007. They've raised $45.5m in capital and created more than 300 jobs We're just getting started.
| Build your startup with TechNexus, etc. | Collaborate with more 2,500 techies and enterpreneurs | Learn or share your tech & biz skills with peers |
Collaboration and NetworkingMore than 2,500 peers in the Chicago Clubhouse each month. |
Communal CampusDesks, lounges and meeting rooms for seed and early stage ventures and entrepreneurs. |
Incubation and Start-up SpaceDozens of companies-in-residence from 1 to 15 people. |
Network of AdvisorsDozens of carefully partnered mentors, investors and advisors. |
Workshops and LearningTech talks, training and user groups meet here daily. |
Innovation LabsCorporate spin-outs and spin-ins, university collaboration, hackathons; innovation happens here! |
Building a new company, at best, is organizing chaos.
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