After the Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood secured its first private project last month, with Wintrust Financial Corp. announcing plans to build a State Bank of the Lakes branch in the 107-acre former Chrysler factory site, the organization’s leaders are set for more big moves.
“We’re really excited about the momentum we already have in place,” Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood President Kelly Armstrong told the Business Journal.
One of those moves: Kenosha-based life science innovation and business development firm Kivi Bio will serve as the product and user experience expert in residence for the Kenosha Innovation Center, the 64,000-square-foot hub for startups, entrepreneurs and job training that anchors the development.