Atlanta Startup StyleBoard Is Bringing AI Analytics to Print Media
A solo, bootstrapped founder, Singhania is currently building through the ATDC accelerator program at Georgia Tech.
Maija Ehlinger
Atlanta HealthTech Fixture Rimidi Gets Acquired
Rimidi, the Atlanta-based HealthTech platform that provides chronic disease management and remote monitoring, has been acquired by New Jersey-based Health Recovery Solutions (HRS).
Founded by Lucienne Ide, Rimidi got off the ground in Atlanta in 2012 and has been a consistent part of the Atlanta HealthTech ecosystem since.
HRS, also
Atlanta Startup Huper Raises $1.5M to Build an AI “Digital Chief of Staff” for Executives
Need to hire a chief of staff? A new Atlanta-based startup might have an AI alternative for you.
Still Building: Patientory CEO Chrissa McFarlane on a Decade of Healthtech Innovation
Only one in three of all businesses survive to the decade mark. For tech startups, those odds drop to just one in ten.
Over the last 14 years, Hypepotamus has covered thousands of startups across the Southeast. In that time, we’ve watched many promising companies launch and, of course,
These 9 Alabama startups just landed backing from Los Angeles VC firm
(Featured photo shows: Jennifer K. Mandelbaum (Partner), Jesse Draper (Founding Partner), Ashley Balla (Partner). Photo credit: Michael Gauthier)
Back in September, Hypepotamus readers were first introduced to Halogen Ventures, the Los Angeles-based VC firm that announced it was investing $10 million into startups based and building in Alabama.
This week
Your Team Offsite Deserves Something Nicer Than a Hotel Ballroom
The work offsite meeting deserves better real estate.
Hotel ballrooms feel like 1997. Restaurants are loud and lack privacy. The office — the obvious fallback — is often too small, or simply too familiar to spark the kind of thinking you’re trying to unlock. So organizations cobble together a patchwork of
Still Building: Patientory CEO Chrissa McFarlane on a Decade of Healthtech Innovation
Only 1 in 10 startups survive a decade. This Hypepotamus series highlights Southeast founders who beat the odds and built companies that last.