Innovation Quarter has announced the acquisition of the Linden Center, a 190,000-square-foot former operations facility in downtown Winston-Salem. Located at 401 N. Research Parkway and situated on a 2.4-acre site, the three-story building – previously home to Wells Fargo — will be repurposed as flexible laboratory and biomanufacturing space, designed to meet growing regional demand… Read More »
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Innovation Quarter Acquires Linden Center on Research Parkway
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Opens Julie Ann Freischlag Tower
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist has cut the ribbon to open the Julie Ann Freischlag Tower on the campus of Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. The Freischlag Tower represents a $426 million investment by Atrium Health that will further elevate critical care capabilities for the Triad and the entire Northwest North Carolina region.… Read More »
Medical Products Manufacturer GMAX Industries, Inc. to Locate in Forsyth County
In a strategic initiative to relocate their manufacturing production back to the United States, GMAX Industries, Inc., a manufacturer of disposable medical products, has chosen to locate its base of manufacturing operations in Winston-Salem. The company is headquartered in New York. GMAX Industries, Inc. is looking to purchase a facility on 5th Street where it… Read More »
Q2 Mid-Year Report
As we reach the midway point of 2025, economic development activity remains strong with 89 active projects and continued growth in investment and job creation. Local manufacturer Polyvlies expansion has generated $31 million in investment and 28 new jobs this quarter. Our efforts to advance the next generation of talent include a Forsyth Works partnership… Read More »
Winston-Salem’s Innovation Quarter and Regenerative Medicine Sector Gain Global Recognition
Winston-Salem’s growing reputation as a global hub for regenerative medicine and life sciences innovation was reinforced this week as a Japanese delegation visited the city to explore its world-class research, commercialization, and startup support assets. The group of 20 delegates, representing 16 Japanese companies as well as government and investment organizations, was hosted by Greater… Read More »
Entrepreneurial Catalyst Grant Cycle Now Accepting Applications
The application window is open now for Entrepreneurial Support Organizations (ESOs) and other local entities to apply for an Entrepreneurial Catalyst Grant. Greater Winston-Salem Inc.’s ESO (Entrepreneurial Support Organization) Development Fund supports Winston-Salem-based organizations whose core functions directly serve Winston-Salem-based early-stage companies to support the creation of jobs and investment in Forsyth County. Through the… Read More »