TiE Pearl Incubator recruiting for startups

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The incubator, housed in the ISITE offices, is looking for new startups to fill its space.

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The incubator, housed in the ISITE offices, is looking for new startups to fill its space.

GlobeSherpa, the mobile payments and ticketing company, is moving into its own digs downtown, freeing up some valuable space for smaller startups.

“We are obviously recruiting and canvassing for new startups,” said Gene Ehrbar, managing partner of emerging technology at ISITE Design. Ehrbar said the group is looking to fill the space with new startups in September.

Read more at Portland Business Journal

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