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Thirteen outstanding students from Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) have each been awarded the 2018 Vogt Educational & Leadership Scholarship. The $10,000 scholarship recognizes the most accomplished JCPS high school... Continue Reading »
Stemming from a creative partnership with 1804, a bi-state entrepreneurship center, the Community Foundation of Louisville presents the inaugural Vogt Innovator, Raechele Gray. Her new role at 1804 will help... Continue Reading »
Six local startups are the 2016 Vogt Awards recipients. Each winner will receive $25,000 in non-dilutive funding and an additional package of valuable services and mentoring for early-stage entrepreneurs. The... Continue Reading »
The application period for the 2016 Vogt Awards is now open through May 31st. The Vogt Awards help start-up ideas and products develop into viable and successful businesses by providing... Continue Reading »
Inscope Medical Solutions, a Louisville-based startup, won $100,000 in non-diluted grant funding—an opportunity with little comparison across the country. The company was deemed the most viable of five finalist companies... Continue Reading »
