Tracy Hoover, a software engineer, and Curt Gridley, a software and hardware engineer, have grand plans for the 42,000 square-foot building near Third Street and St. Francis.
Q and A with our co-founders in the Wichita Business Journal
FlagshipKansas.Tech christens our event hall
FlagshipKansas.Tech christened our 275-person event hall Oct. 16 with its “Scaling Up Tech” event. The organization’s mission aligns well with Groover Labs’ own — to fuel collaboration and product development.
Extra, extra, read all about it: We're featured in Silicon Prairie News
Silicon Prairie News featured Groover Labs today. We especially like this line: “Groover Labs is an excellent addition to the Wichita startup scene.”
Ulrich Museum of Art's Salon Circle kicks off season at Groover Labs
Patrons of the Ulrich Museum of Art’s Salon Circle got a first look at Groover Labs on Sunday while enjoying wine, beer and hors d'oeuvres.
Supporting KMUW and our community
Co-founders Curt Gridley and Tracy Hoover took to the airwaves recently to help KMUW raise $200,000 during its fall pledge drive.
Groover Labs to house WSU ShiftSpace
Groover Labs has signed a lease to house WSU ShiftSpace at its 42,000-square-foot technology hub opening at Third and St. Francis in Wichita.
Gridley + Hoover = Groover
Downtown Wichita Construction Boom Continues, KNSS Radio
The Wichita City Council on Tuesday approved $4 million in industrial revenue bonds for Groover Labs.
