Kenosha
Todd Kapp is a deeply rooted member of the Kenosha community, known for blending entrepreneurial drive with a commitment to local innovation and education. As Founder & CEO of Kivi Bio located at the Kenosha Innovation Center, he plays a central role in strengthening the region’s life sciences and technology ecosystem. His work brings together industry partners, educators, and emerging talent to create hands‑on learning opportunities that expand Kenosha’s workforce pipeline. Beyond business, Todd contributes to the community’s educational landscape by designing and teaching Principles of Management coursework, mentoring students, and supporting experiential STEM programs that inspire the next generation. His efforts reflect a belief that Kenosha can be a hub for scientific discovery, economic growth, and collaborative problem‑solving. Whether advancing commercialization projects or organizing outreach events, Todd’s presence in Kenosha is defined by service, creativity, and a drive to help the region thrive.
Top 3 in the 262
- What do you love about Kenosha County that many people might not know about? It’s a community that blends small‑city feel with big‑idea energy Kenosha has a collaborative spirit—entrepreneurs, educators, and civic leaders are accessible and eager to build things together. That makes it an ideal environment for innovation centers, STEM outreach, and workforce development initiatives.
- What else do you love about Kenosha County that many people might not know about? Easy access to outdoor activities. From bike trails and nature preserves to fishing, kayaking, and winter recreation, Kenosha offers year‑round ways to get outside. It’s a city where you can shift from a meeting to a trail or shoreline walk in minutes.
- Anything else? A growing ecosystem for education and talent development With institutions like Carthage College, Gateway Technical College, and the Kenosha Innovation Center, the city is becoming a hub for hands‑on learning and applied research. It’s a place where teaching, mentoring, and industry engagement naturally intersect.
- Is that it? No. Also it’s strategic location between Chicago and Milwaukee. Kenosha sits in a sweet spot: close enough to major metros for business, partnerships, and talent pipelines, yet far enough to maintain its own identity and pace. For someone building innovation programs and industry collaborations, that geographic positioning is a real advantage.
- Last one? The Lake Michigan shoreline! Kenosha’s lakefront is one of its greatest assets—walkable, scenic, and woven into daily life. The combination of marinas, beaches, and parks creates a sense of openness and calm that’s hard to find in most mid‑sized cities. It’s a place to think, recharge, or host community‑facing events.
Kenosha County Quick Hits
- astronomy
- sports(baseball, soccer, basketball)
- camping/fishing
- wildlife conservation
Todd Kapp
Founder & CEO, Kivi Bio
