Spelman graduate Shanda Kennedy has always had a knack for tech. After she studied computer science in college, she followed up with stints as a QA Analyst and SSRS Dashboard developer. Now, she
Chau Nguyen started his first startup at his dining room table when he was 25. That venture grew to more than 20,000 clients and was later acquired by a major public company
When Andrew Ryan's father brought an Atari computer to their New York City home one day in the mid-1980s, he had hoped that it would spark an interest in technology in
The Atlanta BeltLine started as an idea in 1999 as part of urban planner Ryan Gravel's thesis at Georgia Tech. Since then, the BeltLine has become a revitalization force to be
Standing in a crowded networking event, the casual mention of the name “David Lightburn” sparked leaders from four different organizations to pipe up in praise. Their commendations rang with a sincerity that is
