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Flock Safety, an Atlanta-based company known for its AI-powered safety cameras, is making a return to its roots with a new partnership in South Downtown Atlanta. The venture-backed company, founded in 2017 by Georgia Tech graduate Garrett Langley, announced plans to deploy its cutting-edge camera technology throughout the neighborhood in
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One of Atlanta’s most successful SaaS ventures has named a new CFO. Salesloft, the sales automation platform founded in 2011 by David Cummings, Kyle Porter, Rob Forman, and Tim Dorr, recently announced that Christopher Nagy is joining the team as its chief financial officer. Nagy brings over twenty-five years
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On September 10th, TAG Bridge Builders hosted TAG Connect, its annual event designed to bridge the gap between underrepresented tech entrepreneurs and corporate procurement opportunities. The event aimed to foster future collaborations by connecting entrepreneurs with key decision-makers from top companies. In a Shark Tank-style format, six presenting entrepreneurs showcased
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Think back to the last podcast you listened to. Now, think about what you were doing while listening. Washing dishes? Eating breakfast? Going on a run? Or, like me, sitting in Atlanta traffic? While podcasters reach 100 million Americans each day and bring in lots of advertisers, they don’t
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The fall is off to a busy start across the Southeast! Here are some of the big headlines that dropped this week: Tech Funding News * Pairwise, a purpose-driven food+tech company, raised a $40 million Series C, according to Crunchbase. Birmingham, Alabama-based Moxi, a daycare on demand startup, raised $650,
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Editor's Note: This contributor article is from Edward D. Lanquist and Dominic Rota at the law firm Baker Donelson, who shared eight key steps founders need to think about during their IP journey. A startup’s most significant asset is often its intellectual property (IP). Inventions, branding, software,
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And then there were ten. After a whirlwind day of pitching and mentoring sessions in Midtown Atlanta, a list of 40 promising pre-seed and seed-stage startups was narrowed down to just 10 companies that will go on stage to compete for $500,000 next month. Startup Showcase Live, which started
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Homeowners and renters alike share a common fear: the dreaded kitchen fire. Whether caused by a person or pet accidentally bumping a gas knob, or someone forgetting to turn off the stove and walking away, it's a persistent household risk. This is the problem Ome, an aftermarket kitchen
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Listen up, startup junkies and tech enthusiasts! If you missed last week’s Apple announcement, you're missing out on a tectonic shift that's happening right under your noise-canceling headphones. To anyone paying attention, the world’s biggest tech company gave a MAJOR signal for everyone to
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After over twenty five years of leading startups, Armistead Whitney is ready to write his next chapter inside venture capital. Whitney was just named as a Venture Partner at Circadian Ventures, an Atlanta-based early-stage firm run by founding partner Mike Dowdle. While moving into venture capital was not necessarily a
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Atlanta BioTech and life science startups have historically been at a disadvantage. Unlike Boston, San Francisco, and the DC area, Atlanta has lacked both significant lab space and capital opportunities to ensure that up-and-coming ventures can grow and scale in town. Portal Innovations is ready to change that. This month,
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Twelve new startup founders have made their way to Birmingham, Alabama to grow their next chapter with Techstars EnergyTech Accelerator, a program designed for energy technology, climate innovation, and sustainability businesses. Of the twelve of those founders, five of them are coming to The Magic City from their international hometowns.