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Quiz time. Grab the closest single-use plastic container to you (perhaps it’s the soda bottle on your desk or a frozen lunch tray in your freezer). Check for the little triangle recycling symbol. Can you name the type of plastic it is? Or, more importantly, do you know how
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If you’ve ever stayed up late reformatting slides, emailed back-and-forth to get approved logos to add to a deck, or tried to track down your boss to get the most up-to-date sales numbers before a pitch, you understand exactly why Tampa-based Shufflrr was created. Employees that rely heavily on
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Whether you’re typing out emails, working out, or driving, hand issues can seriously impact your quality of life. Téa Phillips was a mechanical engineering student at Tennessee Tech University and president of the Innovation in Healthcare Club on campus when she and a team of other students started thinking
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Google “books about startups” and you’ll be inundated with novels, help books, and autobiographies from those who have built successful tech ventures. Titles like The Lean Startup, Creativity Inc., and The Startup Owner’s Manual are often suggested to those ready to dive into their own founder’s journey.
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Like most of us, Gbenga Adeyemi was tired of trying to find airport parking. During his previous travels, he spent too much time wandering around offsite facilities or spent a lot of money to park closer at specific airport garages. But instead of just complaining about the painful parking experience,
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QGenda has been part of the growing HealthTech startup landscape in Atlanta for over a decade. That has given the team a true reality check on the challenges facing healthcare systems and their staff. And the current headlines about staff burnout aren’t an exaggeration, said Donna Kennedy, QGenda’s
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If you are participating in Dry January, you’re in good company. 35% of American adults participated in last year’s Dry January, a month-long hiatus from drinking that is often associated with New Year’s Resolutions. Even more are liking giving Damp January – the more charitable cousin focused on
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War. Union strikes. More global lockdowns. Inflation. Skyrocketing energy prices. Every major news story of 2022 ultimately boiled down to one big question: How is this going to impact global supply chains? Startups were ready to ease those tensions. Even though overall venture capital deployment decreased, supply chain funding soared.
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Gorkem Sevinc, a self-described “multi-time entrepreneur startup junkie,” kept running into the same problems trying to manage and understand crucial company data. “Throughout my career, what I've experienced is that when you have bad data going into your ecosystem, you make bad decisions,” he told Hypepotamus. “When you
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A group of Emory students spent the last semester learning the art and the science of “going viral.” Professor Marina Cooley, who teaches content marketing at Goizueta Business School, tasked groups of students with creating viral video campaigns on the popular social media platform TikTok. The end product – a curated
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Louisiana startups have a new place to pitch after Tulane University launched a $10 million fund this month. The fund is designed specifically to invest in women and minority-led ventures across the state. The $10 million comes partially from a new state-wide small business growth initiative and a financial matching
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It was a busy year for the cybersecurity world, as phishing attempts between January and November of 2022 rose 61% year-over-year and reached upwards of 225 million reported attacks. As phishing attempts grew in both volume and complexity, more startups emerged to tackle cyber-related problems for businesses and individual users