Little Rock Technology Park

11/04/2025

The Coffee Coop is officially open for business in the lobby of the LR Tech Park. M-F 7am-2pm Monday through Friday. Come by and say hi!!

10/07/2025

After 8+ years without a flag atop 421 Main Street, we've finally had the pole repaired with an assist from FlagandBanner.com. The flag overlooks the plaza at Capitol and Main where the Attorney General Tim Griffin's new WWII Bull Randleman sculpture will eventually reside.

07/16/2025

The LR Tech Park is seeking an experienced operator to manage the coffee shop located in the lobby of Phase 1. We're motivated to get this space filled with flexible terms and open to ideas beyond coffee as well. Inquire at [email protected].

04/30/2025

A sub-phase of our overarching Phase 2 renovation of 421 Main Street is nearing completion with Labscoop as the initial tenant. For those needing smaller spaces, we have a handful of offices in various sizes and lease rates available in the original Phase 1 space. If you're a tech company or worker needing space, check it out in the heart of downtown Little Rock!

The mission of Little Rock Technology Park Authority (“LRTPA”) is to provide a stimulating environment, including facilities, counseling, programming and financing advice, to accelerate the location of technology-based ventures and formation of new ventures. Its goal is to provide quality job op...

08/06/2024

The LR Tech Park lobby is alive again with The Croissanterie up and running! They're open 7AM-2PM Monday through Friday and serving remarkably good pastries and coffee. The menu will expand as they settle into the space.

08/16/2022

Exciting stuff! Welcome to Little Rock and specifically the LR Tech Park!!!

BIG NEWS! The Global Cybersecurity company Sequretek has chosen Little Rock for it U.S. Headquarters! Based in India, the company plans to hire fifty new specialized positions in Little Rock over the next three years; 90 percent of which will pay six-figure salaries. Sequretek’s leaders first visited Arkansas to participate in the award-winning Fintech Accelerator in 2020, hosted in partnership with The Venture Center. Since its 2016 inception, the accelerator has graduated more than 80 alumni, 94 percent of which are still active or have been acquired.

Anand Naik, Sequretek’s Co-Founder and CEO, made the announcement alongside Little Rock Regional Chamber CEO & President Jay Chesshir during an opening session of The Venture Center's technology summit, VenCent, at the Statehouse Convention Center.

05/07/2022

Thanks to Rex Nelson for getting the word out on great companies like Apptegy growing up right here in Little Rock.

Cars are parked along both sides of the street as I pull up in front of a non­des­cript build­ing in the River­dale neigh­bor­hood of Little Rock. I quickly dis­cover why. Not know­ing what to expect, I walk into the offices of Apptegy, an edu­ca­tion...

01/25/2021

Little Rock Technology Park's Executive Director, Brent Birch, recognized as one of Arkansas Money & Politics 2021 Influencers of the Year. Read more at rb.gy/hzn5pb. Congratulations Brent!

10/13/2020

Congrats to LR Tech Park tenant Vascugenix, Inc.! Keep on doing big things.

Medical device startup Vascugenix has seen its signature product, the Speed Torque, utilized by a U.S. health system for the first time. Baptist Health served as the launch site for the Speed Torque when Dr. Dwight Crisman used the device…

07/01/2020

Dickson was the most significant driving force behind the LR Tech Park project and is arguably the main reason it exists. A selfless leader and mentor to many, he was a true advocate for the city of Little Rock. Dickson was a remarkably humble, iconic businessman that will be greatly missed.

L. Dickson Flake, the commercial real estate developer whose major projects include the 33-story Regions Center in Little Rock and J.B. Hunt Transport Services headquarters in Lowell, died Tuesday in Little Rock. He was 81.

04/23/2020

Some retro picks of what the area around the LR Technology Park used to look like in the early 1980s.

Welcome to the photos from a folder of slides named “Metrocentre Main Street 1983”. They are dated 1983. Please check the comments on each slide.