In recent years, the concept of coworking has become increasingly popular in cities all across the country. Nowhere is the trend more noticeable than here in CT. Recently, the Town of Manchester took the initiative to open a coworking space on Main st. Today, we are joined by R.C. Thornton, Founder & President of RCJ Creative, a startup housed at the new coworking space. In this article, R.C. shares his experience, along with information on the space, and how you can get involved.

This week, we met up with lcoal entrepreneur, Brad Armstrong. His venture is working to develop markets for sustainability and social enterprise. At Kenshow SEED, the focus is all about building community through integrated methods of educational awareness, commercial outputs, and advocacy. Lean more about Brad and his startup here.

Mark your calendar for this startup event that you won’t want to miss! Learn more about on-the-job training money your business can access from a Workforce Alliance staffer. And see the new Grove at the same time!

Located in the heart of downtown New Haven, Gateway Community College is not only aware of the local startup community, it works to support it. Seventeen of the school’s most promising startups, ranging from military daycare to cupcakes to eco-friendly dog shampoo are gathering to launch in locations around New Haven. Check out the unique way they’re going to market here.

Sikorsky Innovations is back to host the third Entrepreneurial Challenge. There’s still time to apply! Gather your team and sign up to be in the running for some incredible prizes.