Wabash Heartland Innovation Network

The Wabash Heartland Innovation Network (WHIN) is a non-profit organization based in Indiana that is dedicated to researching and evaluating cutting-edge technologies from around the world and facilitating their adoption with manufacturers and farmers.

LOCATION
West Lafayette, IN
Founded
2017
Size
1-50 Employees
LOCATION
West Lafayette, IN
Founded
2017
Size
1-50 Employees

Quick Facts

WHIN accelerated the adoption of emerging technologies that create real value. They are neither a technology vendor nor a research institution. They are a trusted intermediary that sits between the innovation happening in labs and tech companies, and the farmers, supervisors, and administrators who actually work in practice.
WHIN strengthens the fabric of lives and communities by keeping technology adoption in step with the pace of innovation. By working across private, public, and social sectors, WHIN enables innovation to support essential systems such as food and manufacturing and helps people and communities adapt and endure in a rapidly changing world.
Although WHIN itself is a nonprofit, they have donated over $10M to other regional nonprofits moving their community forward.

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"Working at WHIN is unique, challenging and ever changing. The team is smart, hardworking, and will go out of their way to help you learn and succeed as a professional."

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