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An Oklahoma City prosthetics innovator will be closing its operations and moving to Seattle soon, officials confirmed.

The i2E Seed Capital Fund investment in Moleculera Labs shows that Oklahoma does have a continuum of investment capital in Oklahoma for early stage companies.

At the Oklahoma Entrepreneurial Summit, we blended the annual Who Wants to Be an Entrepreneur for college students with unique content for our state’s best and brightest entrepreneurs into an exciting new format.

In the United States, entrepreneurial optimism is riding high. That’s the conclusion of the newly published Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2012 United States Report (GEM).

i2E Venture Advisor and SeedStep Angels Manager Mike Pratt stepped into an unfamiliar role with a bit of “bad theater” at Wednesday’s meeting of the Oklahoma Venture Forum.

Venture for America program immerses recent University of Oklahoma graduates into entrepreneurial situations in diverse locals around the U.S.

The dialogue over increasing funding for science, technology, engineering and math initiatives in Oklahoma should include more support for the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics.

Oklahoma City’s leading economic development and biosciences organizations are banding together to form a new coalition intended to take over the role of recruiting and growing bioscience companies.

A pair of University of Oklahoma alumni are in the inaugural class of Venture for America fellows, a nonprofit organization founded to direct young, talented college graduates from top schools toward entrepreneurship.

I’ve never seen any stats on this, but I imagine that football players might make pretty good entrepreneurs, because there are so many similarities between the game and entrepreneurship.

A $2 million partnership between nonprofit i2E Inc. and the Oklahoma City municipal government to provide venture growth capital will launch this month, i2E CEO Scott Meacham said.

The annual Who Wants to Be an Entrepreneur? workshop kicks off the Governor’s Cup season for Oklahoma college students.

Dorf will be keynote speaker Oct. 11 at Oklahoma’s Entrepreneurial Summit, a new event that combines an exciting program created specifically for entrepreneurs with the popular Who Wants to Be an Entrepreneur event for college students.

Moleculera Labs opened its doors for business in late April, and in the first 90 days, business plan milestones are already being met.

When the Oklahoma Bioscience Association became part of i2E, it created a synergistic opportunity for us to leverage our expertise and resources to further solidify a statewide commitment to this vital industry.

In the world of angel investing, the law of unintended consequences just struck and struck hard with proposed new accreditation rules for investors.

i2E recently closed an oversubscribed Series A investment round in Great Plains Microbiology of $755,000, including a record $400,000 commitment from SeedStep Angels.

Making milestones is the story of Sway Medical LLC of Tulsa, a software firm that provides FDA-cleared, clinical grade mobile diagnostics.

Growing Oklahoma’s bioscience industries will require thousands of new workers with science, technology, engineering and math educational backgrounds.

The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics delivers much needed STEM education to the best and the brightest students in the state.