Get To Know Jeff Perkins, The New CEO of Nashville-based Soundstripe
Perkins initially connected with the Soundstripe team last year through Atlanta-based Overline VC, one of MusicTech's investors.
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With a Fresh New Name and Features, Livin Is Ready To Take Dinner Off Busy People’s Plates
In order to bring its new features to life, Livin has moved off its initial no-code platform, Bubble, while bringing on Senior Software Engineer Calvin Wang and customer success head Taylor Miksch over the course of last year.
After his own family experience, this Atlanta founder developed a tool to help people navigate elderly care decisions
Hearn picked the name Petunia after the flower that symbolizes hope, perseverance, and are typically “shared as tokens of kindness to new neighbors or friends,” he told Hypepotamus. It is also a name that honors his grandmother, who loved the cartoon Petunia Pig.
New Year, New Goals? These Ten Startups Can Help.
The calendar flip from December to January typically comes with the ritual of new year reflections and resolutions. For many, new year resolutions are about a renewed commitment to self-improvement: Reading more, spending less time on devices, decluttering spaces, or fostering stronger relationships
Declutter, Donate, Delight: Startup App Freeya Comes To ATL To Help Locals Shop More Easily Secondhand
“Freeya’s architecture and go-to-market strategy are born out of this cultural moment. We knew that if we wanted to actually help people choose reuse in their day-to-day, we needed to bridge the gap between forward-thinking technology and good, old-fashioned community,” said Kappa.
Goodbye Guesswork: The Atlanta-based "Social Shopping" App Is Changing How We Buy & Recommend Things
Lutely is specifically going after Millennial women as its early target audience. “We're the 'kin keepers' – we're buying for our partners, recommending products to friends, helping our parents shop online, seeking the best purchases for our kids. We literally shop for everyone,” Mount-O’Brien adde
Overwhelmed By Things To Read? Periodical Brings Digital Content Offline In A Tangible, Personalized Way
The two have built their own print shop that allows them to do “scalable, bespoke” one-off printing options that makes Periodical possible. Currently, Graham and Harmer, along with their families, are creating and printing every Periodical during weekend printing sessions.