The Peoria Innovation Alliance is gathering entrepreneur feedback to better understand unmet needs for business owners and innovators in the Greater Peoria area.

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In collaboration with the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council, Minority Business Development Center, Small Business Development Center at Bradley University and SCORE Peoria, the Peoria Innovation Alliance is pleased to announce the release of a comprehensive survey targeted at better understanding and serving the needs of Greater Peoria’s burgeoning entrepreneurial ecosystem.

This online survey is intended for individuals at any stage in their entrepreneurial journey and aims to capture feedback on how the Peoria Innovation Alliance and our partners can better serve the needs of some of our community’s most promising individuals and their ideas.
The survey can be accessed at: https://bit.ly/piasurvey

For additional information, please contact Jake Hamann, Founder & Executive Director of the Peoria Innovation Alliance at jake@peoriainnovationalliance.org or 309-657-3258.

About the Peoria Innovation Alliance:
The Peoria Innovation Alliance is fostering a collaborative movement to reposition the region and change our narrative to one of positivity and progress through the support and celebration of innovation, entrepreneurship, and startup activity.
The mission of the Peoria Innovation Alliance is to share our region’s innovation history, promote our progress and vision for the future, and enable and empower the next round of innovators, entrepreneurs, and startups that call Greater Peoria home.

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