i2E - Turning Innovation Into Enterprise

MacroSolve Announces Private Placement of...		01/05
Project Boomerang story features i2E's Jim Rogers		12/23
Chancellor Glen Johnson endorses 2009 Governor’s Cup		12/23
Invention Raises Hope		12/22
Macrosolve Pioneer in Business Mobility Market		12/22
5 questions with Mike Whitaker		12/19
MacroSolve Named Certified iPhone Developer		12/18
Xeta gives back to The Center		12/18
MacroSolve Launches ReForm XT		12/15
Capital West gives incentive		12/13
Project Boomerang stakes out high schools in...		12/11
XetaComp signs intellectual property agreement		12/10
Economic development conference set in OKC		12/09
OCAST approves applied research funds		12/08
OKC tech company creates GPS device for...		12/08
Oklahoma City CPA advises how to build a sound...		12/08
State work force development panel monitors progress		12/08
XETA Earnings Up		12/08
Tech endeavors win grant funds to benefit state		12/05
XETA reports earnings rise		12/05
December 2008 OVF Newsletter		12/04
Healthy Attraction		12/04
OCAST board approves $2 million in applied...		12/04
OKC hosts animation convention		12/04
Xeta earnings edge higher		12/04
Xeta targets market-share growth in 2009		12/04
Aleman sets sail on Breeze		12/03
OMRF seeks patients for arthritis, lupus studie...		12/03
Bumpaire boasts a better baby bumper		12/02
Small business workshop offered		12/01
Business Almanac: Seminars & Meetings		11/30
Oklahoma City CEO says ‘life gets better’		11/30
Pixar’s art director coming to Oklahoma City		11/28
Entrepreneurial Awards Given		11/24
Winners of Tulsey’s award announced		11/24
Small-business nominations extended		11/23
Oklahoma scientist comes full-circle, thanks to...		11/22
Advanced Academics opens Yakima, Wash., office		11/21
First fruits of EDGE		11/21
McNellie's owner wins entrepreneur of year		11/21
SBA seeks nominations for awards		11/21
Biotech startups may get a head start		11/20
Grocio.com receives entrepreneurial award		11/20
OCAST approves $316,142 research internship...		11/20
OCAST approves R&D intern awards		11/20
OCAST OARS and RDIP Information		11/20
OMRF names board members		11/20
Q&A with Roy Peters		11/20
Tulsa researcher developing drug for chronic pain		11/20
Benefit Informatics offers Health and Cost Management		11/19
Gerald Buckley is a 7		11/19
Grants help interns for tech companies		11/19
Grocio.com Wins Entrepreneurial Spirit Award		11/19
Tulsan designs safer crib bedding		11/19
Web developer wins award		11/19
CreditPoint seeks capital to expand		11/18
OU project aims to help roads last longer		11/18
State endowment edgy in meltdown		11/18
Entrepreneurs unite		11/17
Research realities		11/17

INNOVATORS AND ENTREPRENEURS IN OKLAHOMA

Trinamics Inc.: Providing Professional Training for the Medicaid Industry	12.18.08	Comments
What’s the most effective prescription for entrepreneurial success? Take an entrepreneur with deep industry experience who has successfully started a company before. Add an idea that solves a significant problem for a large market. Create a working prototype. Get advice and suggestions from potential customers and other experts in the field. Then execute the business plan. >More info
NewWill, LLC: Inventing a Wind-lever System to Capture the Power of the Wind as an Energy Source	12.18.08	Comments
A designer and creator of original ironwork for homes and commercial buildings, Johnnie Williams’ installations include the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame in Tulsa, OK. He is also the inventor of a unique piece of equipment to capture the power of the wind as an energy source. >More info
StopForwarding.Us Ends Unwanted Chain Email	12.18.08	Comments
How many times a week do you receive an impersonal forwarded email that you would just as soon not receive? Maybe you don’t care for the content. Maybe you would rather not have your email address displayed to strangers on massive distribution lists. Or perhaps you are simply too busy with the other 71 business-related emails you receive in a day to open one more chain letter, joke, or urban legend. >More info

CAPITAL NEWS

RSU Innovation Center: Business Incubator Serves NE Oklahoma’s Entrepreneurs and Helps Conserve Capital	12.18.08	Comments
The Rogers State University Innovation Center in Claremore, OK provides one-stop shopping for entrepreneurs in Northeastern Oklahoma. The Center offers small business counseling; entrepreneurial training; economic, demographic, and social research, and state-of-the-art technology and business incubators. >More info