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Dave Williams on the Power of Pause for Energizing Entrepreneurship

Dave Williams on the Power of Pause for Energizing Entrepreneurship

Rafting roaring rapids in Africa. Scuba diving along the Great Barrier Reef. Nightclubbing in Ibiza. Hiking the Himalayas. Walking the Camino de Santiago in Spain — twice. Dave Williams lives for life experiences. They make him a better entrepreneur. From the Dot Com days to navigating a recession, Williams has endured

Founders Flashback with Picture Perfect Moments

Founders Flashback with Picture Perfect Moments

The road to startup success doesn’t necessarily smell like roses. It holds a signature scent of sweat, musty cement, and coffee — lots of coffee. The sounds resonate roaring cheers, wall-punching thuds of frustration, and rapid keyboard strokes rhythmically typing ideas into action. While we can’t fully relive the

Atlanta Startup Week is Here to Energize Entrepreneurs

Atlanta Startup Week is Here to Energize Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs! Come one, come all, to Atlanta Startup Week. This five-day celebration presented by Techstars, Startup Atlanta and Hypepotamus is for entrepreneurs by entrepreneurs in signature spots like The Garage, Switchyards, Atlanta Tech Village, The Gathering Spot and General Assembly. Rub elbows with those in the Atlanta startup scene while

Jeff Haynie | Entrepreneurial Experiences from Atlanta to Acquisition

Jeff Haynie | Entrepreneurial Experiences from Atlanta to Acquisition

“Measure, iterate and improve.” This core value for Appcelerator, the groundbreaking mobile app development platform recently acquired by Axway for an undisclosed but hefty sum, also reflects the entrepreneurial approach of its founder and CEO, Jeff Haynie. The serial technology entrepreneur helped shape the Atlanta startup scene. Successes in the

Goodwipes Cleans Up as Atlanta's Freshest B2C Company

Goodwipes Cleans Up as Atlanta's Freshest B2C Company

A powerful product appeals to basic human needs. Uber transformed transportation. AirBNB tackled travel accommodations. MailChimp modernized electronic communication. Now, Goodwipes rises as the hero of (hiney) hygiene. If you think a product that addresses crap is crass, here’s some facts: the average American relieves themselves 4-10 times and

Norcross Native in Camp with Power Partners at 500 Startups

Norcross Native in Camp with Power Partners at 500 Startups

“It’s hard to convince people that their babies are ugly,” laughed Tammy Camp about founders and their companies at last week’s fireside chat with 500 Startups at Tech Square Labs. Camp, a partner at the global venture capital seed fund and startup accelerator, understands most of the (harsh)