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Believing Before Seeing: Eric Tomlinson’s Legacy

March 1, 2018
In a project as momentous and important as Wake Forest Innovation Quarter is for Winston-Salem, there is never one person responsible, never just one person who deserves the credit. Projects like the Innovation Quarter are inspired by the vision of many and built by the…

EncepHeal: A Start-up Gets Its Start in the Innovation Quarter

February 7, 2018
At 33, Omeed Rahimi is the oldest of the three founders of EncepHeal Therapeutics, a drug development start-up located in Wake Forest Innovation Quarter. Aaron Lazarus and Ayana Martin haven’t yet hit the big 3-0. The trio first combined their youthful enthusiasm while they were…

From the President: Creating Pathways – The Key to Innovation

December 7, 2017
A brand-new and groundbreaking study from researchers at Harvard, Stanford, MIT and the London School of Economics highlights one of the main challenges facing the Innovation Quarter as we strive to fulfill our ambitious mission to drive economic growth and build vibrant community. That challenge…
Community

Triad Power Players Include 13 Innovation Quarter Connections

October 30, 2017
The Triad Business Journal just released the 2017 Triad Power Players. These are the individuals in our region who, according to the Triad Business Journal, use their influence "to champion truly catalytic efforts, to put their reputations and dollars at risk and to execute plans…
Ecosystem

Bailey Power Plant: Capturing Community Floor-By-Floor

October 5, 2017
Local restaurateur Claire Calvin imagines when construction crews at Bailey Power Plant are gone. Instead of the rumbling and grinding of excavators, she hears the buzz of crowds from cycling races, concerts and the growing number of events at Bailey Park. As people mill around…

A Greater Gift: Advancing Clinical Research by Giving Back

September 7, 2017
When Jennifer Byrne looks out the window of her light-filled office at 525@vine in the Innovation Quarter, she sees more than landscaping and buildings. She sees more than doctors, students and faculty as they walk by. What she sees is the future of clinical research.…

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