American City Business Journals is expanding the American Inno footprint, bringing the startup- and innovation-focused digital media brand into all its markets — creating the most comprehensive network of local innovation intelligence in the United States.
ACBJ, the nation’s largest publisher of local business information, acquired American Inno in 2012.
Branded Streetwise at the time, Inno operated media and event platforms in Boston and Washington, D.C. Since then, ACBJ has rolled Inno into 18 additional markets across the country, including Atlanta, Austin, Miami, Denver, Chicago and Richmond, Virginia.
Each Inno is tasked with covering and connecting the people, businesses and ideas shaping the future of their local economies. The launch of the remaining markets ramped up today, giving Inno a presence in more than 40 markets. Find your local site here.
Inno, which sends 3 million emails monthly to over 100,000 subscribers and hosts more than 60 events annually, strengthens local ecosystems through authoritative and accessible reporting, profiles, newsletters, data and experiences.
“Inno connects its readers and partners to the business leaders of tomorrow, complementing ACBJ’s unrivaled local business intelligence with a showcase for who and what is next. We’re excited to be launching the remaining Inno markets and bringing this valuable asset to the rest of the ACBJ network,” said Geoff Shaw, president of American Inno.
In addition to the national rollout, Inno will soon be introducing Inno+, a $5 monthly membership that will offer readers access to all Inno stories across the network.
Powered by the largest collection of startup reporters in the country, Inno+ will enable readers to fully plug into their local innovation ecosystems, while also benefiting from national trends and spotlights.
