Reno Startup Week 2025: Fueling Innovation, Community & Growth

Updated 29, 2025

Save the Date: September 29 – October 3, 2025
A free, week-long celebration of entrepreneurial spirit in Reno! From startups and local businesses to innovators and investors, Reno Startup Week brings everyone together for five days of inspiration, learning, and connection. Facebook+12Reno Startup Week+12Instagram+12

Why You Should Be There

Year after year, our team has volunteered in person—and each time, we’ve witnessed 100% growth in networking, collaboration, and opportunity. Whether you’re just launching or scaling your startup, it’s a must-attend event for insights, momentum, and community.

What to Expect This Year

While the full session schedule is live on the official site, here are a few highlights you won't want to miss:

  • Interactive workshops on fundraising, marketing, scaling, and more

  • Panel discussions featuring local founders, investors, and business leaders

  • Networking events for early-stage startups and growing businesses

  • Special events like “Comida & Community” at Reno Public Market—connect over drinks and local culture. Eventbrite

Local Sponsors & Giveaways We’re Bringing

This year, Innovar Marketing Agency is proud to support Reno Startup Week alongside our friends at GroceryPulse and Kōbu Kombucha. Expect giveaways that reflect our shared values of innovation, well-being, and community—perfect for energizing attendees during their Entrepreneurial hustle.

Key Takeaways & What to Bring Home

  • Five days of entrepreneurial energy right here in Reno

  • Workshops & sessions featuring top local experts across tech, product, growth, and storytelling

  • A chance to connect with new collaborators and mentors

  • Real-world insights on scaling businesses, brand storytelling, and funding

  • Giveaways and support from Innovar, GroceryPulse, and Kōbu Kombucha

Venue & Registration

Where: The Paloma, Reno, NV
When: Monday, September 29 – Friday, October 3, 2025
Registration: Officially open now—register early and save your spot.UNRBEP+5Reno Startup Week+5Instagram+5
Learn more and register today: [Reno Startup Week official site]

Let's Connect!

Our team will be volunteering throughout the week, and we’d love to meet you! Whether you want to chat about marketing strategy, local startup stories, or just grab a kombucha, let’s connect at RSW 2025.

Q&A: Reno Startup Week 2025

Q: What is Reno Startup Week?
A: Reno Startup Week is a free, week-long event celebrating entrepreneurship and innovation in Northern Nevada. It brings together founders, small business owners, investors, students, and community leaders for workshops, panels, networking events, and pitch opportunities.

Q: When is Reno Startup Week 2025?
A: The event takes place September 29 – October 3, 2025 in Reno, Nevada.

Q: Who should attend?
A: Anyone interested in startups, innovation, or supporting local business! Whether you’re a student, new founder, growing entrepreneur, or established business leader, you’ll find sessions and networking opportunities tailored to your stage.

Q: Where is it held?
A: The main hub is The Paloma in Downtown Reno, with additional events hosted at community venues and partner spaces across the city.

Q: What can I expect this year?
A: Highlights include:

  • Hands-on workshops on fundraising, marketing, and scaling

  • Panel discussions with local founders and investors

  • Startup showcases and networking events

  • Community mixers like “Comida & Community” at Reno Public Market

Q: How do I register?
A: Registration is free and open to the public. Visit the official website at renostartupweek.com.

Q: Who is sponsoring Reno Startup Week 2025?
A: Local businesses including Innovar Marketing Agency, GroceryPulse Podcast, and Kōbu Kombucha Powder are supporting this year’s event with giveaways, sponsorship, and volunteer support.

Q: Why should I attend?
A: If you’re in the Reno/Tahoe area and want to grow your business, meet like-minded innovators, and get inspired, this is the place to be. Every year, participants say they walk away with new partnerships, actionable insights, and a stronger connection to the startup community.

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