TOPEKA — It’s not just about breaking new ground in the state’s capital, said Neal Spencer; the Link Innovation Labs project’s global reach serves as “a foundation for growth, impact, and the future of our great city.”
“It’ll be a hub for ideas, connection and opportunity — a place where startups launch, collaborators spark, and careers are built,” explained Spencer, chair of the board for Go Topeka, the economic development agency behind the in-the-works Topeka incubator.
Link Innovation Labs is designed to help startups move from early ideas to market-ready solutions. Set to open in January 2026, the 18,000-square-foot space at 220 SE 6th St. is expected to feature wet and dry labs, co-working areas, conference rooms, offices, and a coffee shop.