Open Coffee Coworking

Join Sacramento technology entrepreneurs at Tupelo Coffee for some casual co-working.

We’re here every Tuesday morning, so feel free to drop in. Read more »

Advice for the new entrepreneur

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Matt Mireles from SpeakerText writes a bullet-point list chock full of [advice for the first-time entrepreneur](http://www.metamorphblog.com/2010/02/startup-lessons-for-the- Read more »

Get a co-founder

Got an idea for a technology product but don’t have the technical chops to build it yourself? You’ll need to find yourself a cofounder. Read more »

Investing in ideas

I often hear would-be entrepreneurs who have an idea for a product or a company and are looking for investors. My advice is always the same. Read more »

December Dinner at Hoppy Brewing

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SacStarts entrepreneur meetups are informal get-togethers where the best and brightest technologists and entrepreneurs connect. Read more »

November Dinner at Jack's Urban Eats

Join us Sunday night for dinner at Jack’s Urban Eats in Gold River.

SacStarts dinners are informal get-togethers where the best and brightest technologists and entrepr Read more »

Hiring Hacks

Dan Arkind has some great advice for hiring in early stage companies over at FBfund. Read more »

OpenCoffee at Tupelo

Coffee Garden is a little warm in the Summer, so we’ve moved Open Coffee to Tupelo Coffee on Elvas in East Sacramento. Read more »

IMified acquired by Voxeo

Sacramento startup IMified (profile), founded by SacStart’s founder Adam Kalsey, has been acquired for an undisclosed sum b Read more »

Entrepreneur Breakfast

Join SARTA’s VentureStart, The Sacramento Entrepreneurship Academy, and other local entrepreneur organizations for a breakfast at Sacramento State’s Alumni Center.

  • Network with the regions’ fundi

Local Company News

Dementia and PTSD May Be Linked

HOUSTON, Sept. 2 (UPI) — U.S. veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder have a greater risk for dementia than veterans, who didn’t have PTSD, researchers say. Read more »

Asteroid Survey Gathers Mixed Bag

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (UPI) — A survey of near-Earth asteroids shows they come in a far wider variety of shapes, sizes and surfaces than previously thought, U.S. researchers say. Read more »

MD: No Antibiotic for Chronic Lyme Disease

FARMINGTON, Conn., Sept. 2 (UPI) — A U.S. doctor says he is against using antibiotics long-term or intravenously for chronic Lyme disease. Read more »

It’s ‘lights Out’ in N.Y. — for the Birds

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (UPI) — An increasing number of New York skyscrapers are turning their lights off at night — not to save energy but to save birds’ lives, officials say. Read more »

Nanostructure Stores Gas — and is Edible

EVANSTON, Ill., Sept. 2 (UPI) — U.S. researchers say they’ve discovered a class of nanostructures that could be used for gas storage and food or medical technologies — oh, and they’re edible. Read more »

UC Davis' West Village gets $2.5M grant

The California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday approved nine grants totaling $14.6 million for the California Solar Initiative’s research, development, deployment and demonstration program’s s Read more »

Diabetes Drug May Have Cancer Uses

HOUSTON, Sept. 2 (UPI) — An ancient herbal remedy whose active ingredient is the main constituent of a modern diabetes drug may help combat cancer, two U.S. studies show. Read more »

CDC: How to Prepare for Hurricane Earl

ATLANTA, Sept. 2 (UPI) — Whether in the path of Hurricane Earl or not, everyone should have necessary supplies on hand in case of a disaster or power outage, U.S. health officials say. Read more »

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