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Providing Full-Time Expertise and Strategy to the Region’s Technology Startup Scene
ST. LOUIS (May 7, 2014) – The Technology Entrepreneur Center Inc. (TEC) announced today that Dr. Patricia A. Hagen has been appointed the first full-time Executive Director of T-REX, the innovation center for technology startup companies in downtown St. Louis. Her appointment is effective May 19.
TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEUR CENTER INC (“T-REX”) IS A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. T-REX IS AN INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT FACILITY DEDICATED TO STRENGTHENING THE ECONOMIC VITALITY OF ST. LOUIS, MO. T-REX OPERATES A TECHNOLOGY STARTUP INCUBATOR, HOSTS AN INNOVATION CONFERENCE CENTER, AND ADVANCES STRATEGIC INITIATIVES TO FOSTER INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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