In light of an expected increase in startup activity in the Topeka area, three businesses with local ties are teaming up to provide targeted technical support to entrepreneurs who need it.
Ardiah Managed Services, Foulston Siefkin LLP and MB Piland Advertising + Marketing have teamed up to form Quantum Alliance a collaborative new partnership that aims to provide a variety of professional services to startups, all under one umbrella.
Jeremy Graber, a Foulston Siefkin partner, said executives from the three businesses have been in talks to form Quantum Alliance for about a year. He indicated the talks were a response to Plug and Play putting down roots in Topeka and news of a potential innovation campus being stood up soon in the capital city.
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