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I think you are doing a great service to the Twin Cities business community. I started requiring our Doctor of Business Administration students to subscribe when they are in my ‘Topical Papers of Innovation’ course, and I am weaving it into our normal class routines.

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I have said it a thousand times, but Chicago Inno was the ONLY publication to report us for who we were and where we were going, and I'll never forget that. It's honestly those URLs from those articles that we sent to potential partners and collaborators to advance our mission.

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Fred Hoch

Illinois Technology Assoziation Founder and Chairman
[Austin Inno’s Beat is] one of the very few newsletters that I’ve subscribed to for an extended period of time and don’t skim over when I see it in my inbox. Thanks for helping all of us keep a finger on the pulse of the Austin tech scene...and sprinkling in a couple witty comments along the way.

Ashley Behnke

Founder & CEO of Spot Loc8r
There are a few things that I should be reading every day. I don’t. ChicagoInno…I read every single day. The style is great, the reporting is fantastic, and I feel totally connected to the tech community. Share this with whomever upstairs needs to know, I love ChicagoInno.

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Microsoft's Director of Technology & Civic Innovation for Chicago
Chicago Inno is my go to source (it’s my homepage) and read it almost every day- I also recommend it to stakeholders who want to keep up with innovation and technology in Illinois.

Randy Kowalski

Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity
The DC inno publication is one of my favorites in the franchise. The right density of info at the right pace. It really helps me stay close, especially since I am only there part time.

Melissa Withers

RevUp Capital
Just wanted to reach out and thank you for the great work on the Atlanta newsletter so far. I’m not involved in the startup world (yet) but really wanted to learn more and connect with the goings on in my city – Atlanta Inno has been incredibly helpful in that regard.

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Atlanta Inno reader
Been meaning to send you a note on it, but I enjoy reading The Beat every time it hits my inbox. The format is unique and the tone is on-point to standout from all the other newsletters I subscribe to (and ignore).

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UPshow co-founder
I’m sure you get this a lot but I love the layout/format of the Beat newsletter. I get tons of newsletters in my inbox each day but I always read The Beat because I know I'll get the information in quick and entertaining bites. The interview/conversation style is great.

Heather F.

Inno Reader
Being new to Chicago, the Beat has allowed me to quickly learn about the thriving startup and innovation scene here in Chicago. Chicago Inno was one the publications that helped me learn a lot very quickly, and continues to help me stay on top of what's happening in Chicago business, particularly social enterprise and startups.

Tyler D.

Chicago Inno reader
Great event last night! After years of rubber chicken dinners and droning speeches, 50 on Fire was a breath of fresh air. I especially love the light-up ice scrapers, which I’m sure I’ll put to good use. Thanks to everyone who made it happen.

David H.

Minne Inno event attendee
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First things first, huge fan of the Beat. I've been reading it for about a year now and really appreciate the thoughtful content and sharp, clear writing. I also have no idea how you write at such a fast clip — kudos all around.

Evan P.

Austin Inno reader
I really admire your work on the Beat! I’m a nonprofit geek slowly learning about everything else tech going on in DC and I don’t know how I’d be doing that if it wasn’t for DC Innovation.

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