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Stephen Tiedemann | Business Grad Trades Stocks for Tech

Stephen Tiedemann, a former Georgia Tech business grad, recently traded in his stocks for a life in tech. When he's not posing on ice sculptures, you can find Tiedemann fine-tuning his web development expertise in the DigitalCrafts Immersive, a new Atlanta developer boot camp. What program are you

IBM Spends Billions on Atlanta Companies

IBM Spends Billions Betting on Atlanta

IBM is headed for the skies and spending billions on cloud-based services to get there - an evidently smart move considering this global market is projected to reach $127 billion by 2017. Over the past year, Big Blue has been on a shopping spree, buying up companies like candy in

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Darian Nwankwo | Python Dev Shines at Black Men Code Innovation Bootcamp

Darian Nwankwo is a recent graduate, teacher's assistant, and shining star of the Black Men Code Innovation Bootcamp. The new program, which primarily focused on Python, gave Nwankwo the leg-up he needs for future startup life and current studies at Morehouse College, where he is majoring in Computer

Tydee trash removal mobile app.

6 Recent Grads Tydee Up Your Trash with New Mobile App

Taking out the trash, quite frankly, stinks, which is why six recent grads are ready to do the dirty job for you with Tydee. The mobile platform breaks the bag on traditional valet trash services letting customers say sayonara to arguments over whose turn it is with one simple Tydee

Tech Talent South Student Looks for Startup Work

Chemical Engineer Turned Web Dev Looks for Startup Fusion

At 18 years old, Tao Bo picked up his life in northeastern China and moved across the big pond to Atlanta. After graduating from Georgia Tech in chemical engineering, Bo pivoted career paths and chased after a career in tech. A recent graduate from Tech Talent South, this full stack

F Stands for Failure | F-Up Nights Vol II

F Stands for Failure | F-Up Nights Vol II

Failure came to a head for the first time in Atlanta last October when four social entrepreneurs told stories of their biggest defeats. As the fastest growing global movement of entrepreneurial people come together to share, discuss, and learn from stories of business and personal failure, FuckUp Nights is ready