A San Francisco workspace became a bridge for startups crossing the Pacific. Its most useful lesson begins before anyone books a flight.
Elpis Labs helps international startups find U.S. customers and corporations find useful new technology. Its most interesting work begins where the demo ends.
Born inside an automotive supplier, Fark Labs now moves founders from whiteboard to factory floor, city street and overseas market. Its wager is that venture capital works better when it comes bundled with engineers, corporate buyers and a passport.