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Brothers Mitch Seymour and Mark Seymour are on a mission to make websites safer…by helping companies understand the reputation of their users and track unwanted behaviors on their platforms. Right now, it is pretty easy for nefarious actors to get around blockers a website puts up. Or put another
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Chanda Bell and Christa Pitts are constantly thinking about Christmas. Sure, end-of-year sales are top of mind as two entrepreneurs in the consumer product space. But the holiday means even more for the twins and now co-CEOs…because it is literally their job to deliver Christmas magic to millions of
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Elya Lane means it when she says her app, Corra Health, literally saved her life. Throughout her late teens and early twenties, Lane struggled with chronic pain and health issues. Well into adulthood, her doctors continuously called it “growing pains.” She had persistent infections that landed her in the emergency
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There’s a reason senior leaders at large public companies like Shutterstock, Capital One, and Target turn to Atlanta-based Nerd/Noir when they are ready to scale up. A self described “computer kid,” CEO and co-founder David Laribee has been a full-time programmer since the mid-1990s. He quickly found himself
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Stephen Walsh has seen the European banking industry and fintech world transform over the course of his professional career. He worked at some of the biggest companies in the space, like Kindle Banking Systems (acquired by Misys) and Perot Systems Corporation. He was also the Director with Dell Services’ outsourcing
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Successful entrepreneurs don’t just focus on mastering the business essentials. They learn how to turn their unique strengths into a competitive advantage. That was something Jamine Moton learned from an early age. The Jersey girl was always a gifted athlete, excelling as a Division I athlete in both Track
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Leah Del Percio calls herself an “accidental entrepreneur.” She didn’t necessarily intend to strike out on her own and build a business. She had an impressive legal career as an attorney at places like JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs and was climbing the corporate ladder at DLA Piper. Del
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Armed with a $120,000 pre-seed round, young Tampa entrepreneur Andres Hernandez is looking to take on the accounting software giants of the world. Pezzi, a software startup that borrows its name from the Italian word for ‘piece,’ looks to provide real-time bookkeeping, tax adjustments, and financial reporting options in
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Lucienne Ide lived many different professional lives before entering the world of startups. She started out in venture capital and then headed to Emory University for her dual MD/PhD in Molecular and Systems Pharmacology. Ide’s time as a physician and scientist made her realize a big pain point
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Yash Singhal, a recent graduate of Georgia Tech’s computer science program, is ready to streamline the legal world…one document at a time. He co-founded the SaaS startup CaseDocker as an end-to-end workflow management platform for law firms and corporations to keep track of their contracts, litigation matters, notices,
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The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) hosted each year in Las Vegas is the place for startups and large enterprises alike to launch their new gadgets and products. After all, it is the place where the VCR, the CD player, smartphones, and plenty of other well-known household gadgets have made their
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George Azih calls himself a “Product CEO.” He didn’t set out to build a fast-growing startup like many serial founders and CEOs do. He was an accountant, and he’d found himself in charge of technical accounting and accounting research at a Fortune 500 company in Georgia. While in