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Matt Patterson and Cam Doody used to help people move from house to house with their Chattanooga-based moving startup Bellhop. With the launch of their latest venture, the pair is now hoping to move full companies down to the city. Patterson and Doody launched Brickyard as a new take on
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“It felt like starting a startup,” said Blake Patton on Tuesday night when he was asked to reflect back on the start of Engage, a corporate venture platform housed at Tech Square Ventures. Patton, alongside Georgia Tech’s President Emeritus Dr. Bud Peterson and Invesco President and CEO Marty Flanagan,
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Greenzie looks as though it was built for a moment like this. The Atlanta-based software startup works to automate the commercial lawn mowers you see at golf courses, parks, sporting venues, and similar grass-intensive spaces. Since 2018 the team has been building solutions for landscapers, manufacturers, and those in ground
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Atlanta-based Supercopy has big plans to change the way brands market themselves online. Its AI platform is designed to help companies communicate effectively online. Using qualitative and quantitative metrics, Supercopy writes blog and social content, email campaigns, and various new marketing initiatives. It also helps users hone in on specific
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A rigid, impersonal interview process isn’t just a problem for employees trying to land a job. It also exposes companies that have failed to live up to DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) initiatives launched over the last two years. “Systemic racism and inequality in corporate America became the loudest
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Yes, film and TV crews flock to Georgia to take advantage of tax incentives and the state’s creative talent pool. But they also roll in and make the most out of the cityscapes, countrysides, and waterfronts from Atlanta to Savannah and everywhere in between. But with the work of
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On the whole, the pullback in venture funding over the last several months was drastic. Startup funding fell by 53% year-over-year and 33% quarter-over-quarter, according to Crunchbase News. But the slowdown has not impacted all segments of the tech scene equally. Software and FinTech are still widely attracting investors. And
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Tampa-based Twos App is out to change the way we write things down. That might sound like a tall order, but founders Joe Steilberg and Parker Klein saw a fundamental flaw in the way we jot down notes, be it grocery lists, restaurant recommendations, or meeting notes. “I used to
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For veteran entrepreneur Adam Anderson, getting a good laugh out of you during a cybersecurity training is the sign of a job well done. That measurement, he says, stems from his fundamentally different vision around what it takes to teach employees about cyber threats. “We say security is way too
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It’s almost as if all signs pointed to Atlanta for French unicorn startup Exotec. Rudi Lueg, Exotec’s Managing Director North America, said that the warehouse robotics company was looking for an east coast base after closing its €295 million Series D round earlier this year. The team already
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Digital health was the hot topic for VCs after the pandemic, with funding in the space reaching $29 billion in 2021 alone. While telehealth led the initial innovation push, startups and VCs now looking to tackle other problems found across the US healthcare system. While venture funding fell year-over-year, 2022
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“Mythic” isn’t a word you want to hear when it comes to the process of landing your next job. But that is exactly what the US immigration process feels like to most tech employees, says Mandy Feuerbacher, EVP of Sales & Consular Affairs at Argo Visa. “Getting a visa