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UK Agri-Tech Can Meet Us In St. Louis Via New UK/Missouri Programme
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Last month, I had the privilege of crossing the Pond and spending a week in London and Cambridge, connecting with companies and officials as we work to build even more connections between the UK and Missouri. The pinnacle of the week was the REAP Conference, organized by Belinda Clarke and Agri-Tech East, and the…
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The Scottish Invasion Of St. Louis
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My latest article is up on Techli.com, this one regarding this week’s diplomatic visit to St. Louis by the Scottish Government. You can read the article at Techli.com.
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St. Louis Startup Advice from Jim McKelvey
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St. Louis’ Jim McKelvey, co-founder of Square (with Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, another St. Louis success story), and the lad behind SixThirty and LaunchCode, shares some insights on startups and what it takes to be successful with Entrepreneur magazine. Take a read.
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St. Louis Sites Become Scottish Pioneers
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STL.Scot and MarkSutherland.Scot become first two online .Scot sites in the US Scotland now has its own domain, that of .Scot, which allows Scots across Scotland and around the world to have a domain name that celebrates their homeland. “The time is ripe for the worldwide family of Scots to have their own domain,…
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2,400-Mile Expedition to Help Heroes!
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Recently, I had the privilege of spending a day with three lads who have earned my respect and admiration. These three university graduates from the UK were on their “gap year” and were using it to make a huge difference in the lives of others. They were in the middle of a 2,400-mile expedition,…
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St. Louis “America’s greatest city,” says British expatriate
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Yesterday, I was privileged to talk about how great St. Louis is on the local NBC station, Newschannel 5.
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St. Louis featured in the UK’s Telegraph newspaper
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Today, this Brit got to brag about St. Louis in the international edition of the UK’s Weekly Telegraph. You can read it online on the Daily Telegraph’s website.
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As Olympic Fever Winds Down, Now What?
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The year was 1984 and I was in Britain watching the Los Angeles Olympic Games and enjoying every moment. Back then, all us kids, inspired by the likes of Carl Lewis and Sebastian Coe, held our own Olympics down at the local track. Now, 28 years later, I’m in America watching the London Olympic…