Major players in Frisco — including Mayor Jeff Cheney — are working to unite the entrepreneurial spirit in the city with a new organization called Inspire Frisco. The group held a launch party Thursday at Hall Park Sip Lounge to give an outline of its plans to support and guide Frisco’s startup ecosystem. Inspire Frisco hopes to make networking and support easily accessible for the city’s entrepreneurial community. Entrepreneurs, city officials, community members, and business leaders came together for an evening of conversation, networking, and libations. Here are photos from the event, and you can head here to read more about the initiative.
Photos by Merissa De Falcis
Code Authority President and Founder Jason Taylor (far left) talks during the Inspire Frisco event. His Frisco-based software company is one of many players in the new initiative to support entrepreneurs in the city. [Photo: Merissa De Falcis]
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