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It’s not enough just to make a holiday list. After trekking through stores or navigating online shopping portals, gift givers have to figure out one more important step – how they are actually going to deliver each gift to loved ones on their list. That is where packaging companies come
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The nature of work certainly looks different today than it did when The Lola, the women-only coworking space in Atlanta, first opened its doors in the summer of 2019. But through a pandemic, The Great Resignation, and changing office dynamics, The Lola has found new ways to create community, says
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It was certainly a year of change for green technology. Sustainability Tech – including technology related to energy, climate, ESG, renewables, and carbon reduction – moved from a “nice to have” industry into a pillar in the overall tech scene. What drove that change? In short, regulation, legislation, and business sentiment. On
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End-of-the-year gifts aren’t just about finding the right stocking stuffers for the kids in your life. Tokens of gratitude are an important part of building business relationships and saying thanks to those in your rolodex, says Brendan Kamm, CEO and Co-Founder of Thnks. Such gifts can be an “extra
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Aarti Sahgal saw a fundamental flaw in how businesses work with people with disabilities. “For the last few years, the entire business community has been talking about ESGs and building a place of belonging,” she told Hypepotamus. But for the vast majority of businesses, DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) conversations
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Kashi Sehgal is no stranger to the Atlanta entrepreneurial scene. She was one of the originals working out of Atlanta Tech Village (ATV) and founded her first company – a market research messaging platform called Gigabark – 15 years ago in the city. Her entrepreneurial journey is on a bit more of
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Having grown up in a family of psychologists and pro athletes, T.M. Robinson-Mosley, Ph.D. says she understands the challenges elite athletes face. “When you’re a pro or collegiate athlete…you’ve invested thousands of hours,” Mosley added. “Athletes are often a vulnerable population that people do not
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Soaring inflation. Rising interest rates. A constant barrage of news articles and LinkedIn posts about layoffs. When the headlines turn sour, organizations inevitably start looking to trim expenses. This can make nurturing business relationships more complicated as expense budgets are reimagined. Some companies are opting to downsize travel budgets and
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Theatergoers in Metro Atlanta will be familiar with Anthony Rodriguez, the co-founder and producing artistic director for Lawrenceville’s popular Aurora Theater. But the next “act” in his career is about building a new type of gathering spot. Rodriguez took over as Executive Director of HUB404 in June of this
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As we look towards closing out 2022, it’s becoming increasingly evident that Atlanta has solidified itself as a veritable hotbed of tech and innovation. Atlanta supports its tech community well, and we’ve seen a number of innovative companies producing a range of products and offerings this year. We’
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Norfolk Southern might be synonymous with transportation, but a new partnership between the railroad giant and ATDC (Georgia’s Advanced Tech Development Center) is set to highlight Norfolk Southern’s work in the sustainability space. ATDC’s new sustainability-focused technology initiative, announced this week, will officially launch early next year
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Steve Young and Jerry Rice connected for a record-setting 92 touchdowns as a legendary quarterback-wide receiver duo in the NFL. Now, the former 49ers and three-time Super Bowl champions are teaming up again…but this time in Falcon territory. The two are part of launching the “8 to 80 Zones