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A new era of innovation has begun in the heart of Kenosha. On the site where an AMC and Chrysler once employed generations in innovating vehicles, the Kenosha Innovation Center — a three-story hub of the Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood — formally opened for business Wednesday. The $23.5 million center project, under construction for more than a year, is touted as a site for entrepreneurs, startups and established businesses.

The new 64,000-square-foot Kenosha Innovation Center, the anchor project for the 107-acre Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood near downtown Kenosha, celebrated its grand opening Wednesday. The $23.5 million KIC is meant to serve as a regional hub for startups, entrepreneurs and established companies looking to be part of the growth along the I-94 North-South corridor between Chicago and Milwaukee, according to a press release. The center’s three-story building is located on a 3.5

Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood (KIN) today announced the appointment of Michael Kopper, CEO and Founder of Centrisys, to its Board of Directors. Kopper is a recognized expert in dewatering and centrifuge technology and a leading voice in next-generation wastewater treatment and biosolids innovation. 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Contact: Kelly Armstrong, President   Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood   262-351-6041 | karmstrong@kin-kenosha.org...

With a rich history of innovation and a growing network of partnerships, KIN is poised to reshape Kenosha’s economic future.

Exciting news! The Kenosha Innovation Center (KIC) is now leasing space!

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Kelly Armstrong to lead new chapter for the KIN, drawn on 15 years of experience in economic development.