Kenosha-based Upload Partners has joined the Kenosha Innovation Center as a new tenant partner, according to Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood, Inc.
Founded in 2019, Upload Partners is a creative marketing company that offers live streaming, videography, photography, remote production, podcast, audio and IT services. Upload Partners had been located at 9550 58th Place, near the Kenosha Regional Airport.
"This move is about more than office space. It's about being in proximity to the ideas, founders and companies shaping this region's future. The KIC gives our team a chance, and the next generation of Kenosha creatives, a real front-row seat to that growth,” said Miles Cooksy, vice president of operations at, Upload Partners.
“Upload Partners represents exactly the kind of company we want growing at KIN,” said Kelly Armstrong, president of Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood Inc., a nonprofit organization leading the development of the neighborhood. “They are innovative, entrepreneurial and deeply committed to this community. Their ability to help organizations communicate ideas, build brands and connect with audiences will also make them a valuable resource for the founders, businesses and community partners working throughout the KIN ecosystem.”
“The creative economy is an important part of a thriving innovation district,” Armstrong said. “Companies need more than great technology or a strong product. They need the ability to clearly communicate their value, attract talent and reach customers. Upload Partners brings those capabilities directly into the building and strengthens the resources available to our entire community.”
The 64,000-square-foot Kenosha Innovation Center is located at 5522 26th Ave. and is the anchor of the Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood, which is being developed on the 107-acre former site of the American Motors Corp. and Chrysler engine manufacturing plant, which was shut down in 2010.
Kenosha Innovation Center was created to offer flexible office space, coworking, programming and opportunities for collaboration. It is meant to serve as a regional hub for startups, entrepreneurs and established companies.
When it opened last year, initial tenants of the KIC included: Kivi Bio, M3 Insurance, Gateway Capital Partners, Mastercraft Ventures, Private Grooming, Carthage College and UW-Parkside.
For information about the Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood, visit innovateKIN.org.
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