The startup scene in United States

The Greater Green Bay Chamber’s Startup Hub serves as a physical and virtual front door to entrepreneurship in Greater Green Bay. The Chamber says it includes 50,000 square feet of offices, suites, and manufacturing bays. (Claims 104069, 104070)

TitletownTech, a Packers-Microsoft venture capital firm, invests in early-stage scalable ventures and lists digital health, manufacturing, supply chain, agriculture, and energy as focus areas. (Claims 104072, 104073) UW-Green Bay connects founders to no-cost Small Business Development Center consulting and the One Million Cups, Urban Hub, and WiSys networks. (Claim 104083)

TitletownTech reported that, as of July 24, 2023, its second fund was $70 million, total assets under management were $95 million, it had invested in more than 30 companies, and three portfolio companies had relocated to Green Bay. (Claims 104075, 104076) TitletownTech also said Midwest Games was headquartered in Green Bay and resident at TitletownTech; it led a $3 million funding round for the company on October 30, 2023, with Tundra Angels as a co-investor. (Claims 104077, 104078)

The Wisconsin CTC described Tundra Angels in 2021 as a 21-member group investing from pre-seed through Series A, with average group checks of about $150,000. (Claim 104074) StartupBlink’s September 2026 edition listed 19 startups in Green Bay and ranked the city No. 480 globally and No. 131 in the United States, using investment, employee-count, and quarterly website-traffic metrics. (Claim 104082)