Feature
Atlanta is home to a new type of basketball league. And whether you are an avid pick up player, a top college recruit, or just a hoops enthusiast, there’s room for you to join in on the competition. Atlanta entrepreneur Robert Foster built Shot Makers League as a virtual
Feature
10 startups have been selected to join the first cohort of Geekz Ventures, a pre-accelerator program designed for minority founders bringing their tech ideas to life. The program, which kicks off on March 14, will help founders with an Equity-free grant, mentoring, and resources for moving their business to the
Feature
Sheri Atwood was an executive in Silicon Valley when she found herself navigating a divorce and the realities of co-parenting. Like others who go through a separation with a child, she and her ex were given official court documents around custody, child support, and shared expenses. But there was a
B2B
It’s quite likely that your latest spin around a drive-thru line was powered by technology created right here in the Southeast. Xenial, a Charlotte-based hospitality-focused tech company backed by Atlanta’s Global Payments, helps power the vast majority of the country’s top quick-serve restaurants (QSRs), according to company’
B2C
“This is what it means to be a woman. Come hell or high water, we get things done.” Jasmine Crowe-Houston spent International Women’s Day introducing Atlanta to what she described as a “dream” project that took her and her startup Goodr three years to roll out. Goodr Mobile Grocery
B2B
The world of PR can be clunky and hard to navigate regardless of what side of the pitch you’re on. Journalists are inundated with pitches via email, voicemail, and LinkedIn. But when faced with a quick deadline, they often turn to outlets like Help A Reporter Out or scour
B2B
To really understand the nitty gritty of what Atlanta-based startup SoloPulse is building, you need a lesson in quantum physics. Don’t worry…no big science lecture here. But to understand why SoloPulse’s technology is so powerful, we can start with a quick history lesson. “Radar was originally developed
Feature
Avoilan Bingham has been a staple in the local startup accelerator and startup scene over the last several years. The Atlanta native was an early-stage portfolio manager for Goodie Nation, the Atlanta-based accelerator program for diverse founders, and was Managing Partner at Atlanta’s early-stage VC fund investing and growth
B2B
Over the last decade, Florida Funders has made many bets on promising early-stage startups across the Southeast region. The first closed its $60M Fund 2 last year and has already deployed capital into 41 companies. This week, the team announced its latest investment into the region with a $1.3
B2B
Katherine Shayne didn’t necessarily see entrepreneurship on her career roadmap. But she was finishing up her master’s at the University of Georgia and working on research at the UGA New Materials Institute when she realized a big problem: Individuals and businesses alike just don’t know what they
Feature
Right after hearing “Pomp and Circumstances” and snapping a cap and gown photo, updating the education section of LinkedIn is a must for recent grads on the job search. But learning doesn’t end after walking across the graduation stage. So how are universities keeping up with new, in-demand skills?
Contributors
According to a report from the Women in Tech Network, less than one-third of the worldwide technology workforce is made up of women. That same report states it will take 133 years to close the economic gender gap. Statistics from some of the world’s largest tech companies show how