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Jim Dallke

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Director of communications @TechNexus. Previously @BizJournals (@AmericanInno, @ChicagoInno). Grad of @NorthwesternU & @UNCWilmington. jdallke@technexus.com
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Acquisitions, fundings, and corporate collaborations: The biggest TechNexus portfolio news from 2025

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By Jim Dallke
| connect.technexus.com
Companies in the TechNexus Venture Collaborative portfolio experienced a transformative 2025, with major product milestones, corporate collaborations, significant funding rounds, and more momentum that saw their businesses propel to new heights. We're taking time to spotlight just some of the breakthroughs, acquisitions, capital raises and more that our portfolio companies experienced in 2025.
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What's Next: How Wild is reinventing towing with its electric trailer platform

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By Jim Dallke
| connect.technexus.com
Electrification · Wild Energy Jim Dallke  · October 27, 2025 Wild, a San Francisco-based startup, believes it has solved a major pain point for gas and EV-powered vehicle owners alike with its electric trailer platform that propels itself behind the towing vehicle. The company has created a trailer with a built-in electric motor that allows drivers to achieve a normal driving range, as if they weren’t towing anything at all.
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With new $355M investment, First Due is revolutionizing public safety with AI-powered tools

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By Jim Dallke
| connect.technexus.com
Emergency response crews are in desperate need of innovation. For decades, the essential work of fire and EMS personnel have been weighed down by outdated processes and disjointed technology. What should be seamless, core operational functions have too often turned into time-consuming burdens. In a profession where every second counts, agencies continue to wrestle with fragmented systems that fail to work together.
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