The Small City Segment
Dustin MixExploring the past, present, and future of the markets, companies, and founders hidden in small cities
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The West Race in South Bend, Indiana. Photo credit: The South Bend History Museum
Over the past 12 months, I’ve been working on a new firm and investment thesis with Maria and two of our INVANTI advisors who also live in South Bend, Susan...
Economic Composition, Local Tech Scenes, & Opportunities for Community Banks
I send out a brief weekly post of thoughts, links, and research about the intersection of entrepreneurship, investing, economic development, and small cities. I’d love to hear from you if you have any thoughts, questions, disagreements, or...
Tools Follow Founders, Disagreement and Startup Success, & Who Owns America
I send out a brief weekly post of thoughts, links, and research about the intersection of entrepreneurship, investing, economic development, and small cities. I’d love to hear from you if you have any thoughts, questions, disagreements, or...
Geography of a Generational Wealth Transfer, Omaha, NE, & Gary, IN
I send out a brief weekly post of thoughts, links, and research about the intersection of entrepreneurship, investing, economic development, and small cities. I’d love to hear from you if you have any thoughts, questions, disagreements, or...
Capital Gerrymandering, Small-Town Data Centers, & Manufacturing Technology, Inc.
I send out a brief weekly post of thoughts, links, and research about the intersection of entrepreneurship, investing, economic development, and small cities. I’d love to hear from you if you have any thoughts, questions, disagreements, or...
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Living and working in South Bend, IN. Cofounder and managing partner @ INVANTI and exploring markets, entrepreneurship, and economic development in small cities @ smallcitysegment.substack.com.
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