Abin Kuriakose of World Business Chicago
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Chicago isn’t a single industry city, and that’s exactly its advantage.
In this episode of Ted Listens, I sit down with Abin Kuriakose, Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer at World Business Chicago, to unpack how Chicago really works as a place to build and scale a business.
From why global companies are placing innovation hubs in Chicago, to how talent, climate resilience, and cross-industry collaboration are shaping the city’s future, this conversation offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at economic development through the lens of entrepreneurs and operators.
If you’re a founder, investor, or business leader curious about where opportunity is quietly compounding, this episode helps reveal why Chicago strategic market.
🎧 Topics include:
Why Chicago’s industry diversity is a competitive advantage
How startups gain access to enterprise decision-makers
The role of talent, universities, and workforce development
Climate resilience as a business strategy
What founders often underestimate about building in the Midwest
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