Catalyzing St. Louis Tech Innovation
With leading clusters in agtech, biomedical, geospatial, fintech, aerospace, cybersecurity, and advanced manufacturing, emerging technology in Saint Louis connects a thriving innovation community with a bi-state region that is on it’s way to becoming the most diverse and productive tech workforces in the country.


Podcast
Benson Hill CEO Matt Crisp talks Soy Protein Innovation, Expansion into Aquafeeds
February 8, 2023
Resources
Join the Council
Annual Membership for the TechSTL Council is $500 per year for a nonprofit or for-profit organization serving the Greater St Louis region. You can pay via credit card within the registration form and a receipt will be emailed to you.
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Get to Know Tashara Earl, Co-Founder & CEO of Shades of Color
We provide an interactive, personalized virtual beauty marketplace to help beauty companies to promote and sell their products to beauty shoppers struggling to find products that match their unique skin tone, skin conditions, and allergies.
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Get to Know Najjuwah Walden, Founder and CEO of Balancetopia
Nearly 131 million humans are born each year, 250 each minute, and what each postpartum mama has in common is the need for nutritional replenishment.
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Get to Know Marvin Francois, Co-Founder / CEO of oneKIN
oneKIN is an operator of a fintech and retail-tech company intended to provide businesses with comprehensive tech-enabled solutions to help them reach their target audience and grow sustainably.
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Get to Know Candera Thompson, Founder of Bask And Bloom Essentials
Bask & Bloom Essentials provides science-backed, efficacious hair care formulas to help women who have experienced postpartum shedding/breakage, hair damage and loss bounce back to stronger, flourishing hair.
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Get to Know Michael Seaman, CEO of Swipesum
In which sector is your company most closely aligned? Fintech What does your company do? We specialize in mid-sized to […]
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Get to Know Henry Cason, CEO of FinLocker
FinLocker has developed a financial fitness app that mortgage lenders, banks, and credit unions can private-label with their own brand, so their consumers can stay within the platform, using the credit and financial tools and resources to qualify for a mortgage, find a home and sustain homeownership.