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Todd H. Heiser, Kevin Willer, Matt Moog and Carlos Martinez,during news conference announcing new technology center named 1871, Wednesday, January 18 2011. | John H. White~Chicago Sun-Times.
Kevin Willer, of Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center, during news conference announcing the new technology center 1871 on Jan. 18, 2011. | John H. White~Sun-Times.
Todd H. Heiser, Kevin Willer, Matt Moog and Carlos Martinez,during news conference announcing new technology center named 1871, Wednesday, January 18 2011. | John H. White~Chicago Sun-Times.
1871, name of new technology center to be located in The Merchandise Mart, a place for digital entrepreneurs, announced Wednesday, January 18 2011. | John H. White~Chicago Sun-Times.
Kevin Willer, of Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center during news conference announcing new technology center named 1871, Wednesday, January 18 2011. | John H. White~Chicago Sun-Times.
Kevin Willer, of Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center during news conference announcing new technology center named 1871, Wednesday, January 18 2011. | John H. White~Chicago Sun-Times.
Matt Moog, CEO of Viewpoints Network and the founder of builtinchicago.org, during news conference announcing new technology center named 1871, Wednesday, January 18 2011. | John H. White~Chicago Sun-Times.
The Merchandise Mart will be the site of a 50,000-square-foot technology center that will open this spring to provide collaborative working space for digital and technology entrepreneurs, the center’s backers announced Wednesday. The venture, to be run as a non-profit by the Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center …
