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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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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 I approached my college graduation I was unsure what to do next so I went and talked to an Army recruiter then enlisted in the Army. The taxpayers of the United States funded an all-expenses paid trip for me to Fort Leonard Wood, in Pulaski County Missouri, where I
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Karim Budhwani was so passionate about crushing cancer, he went back and got his PhD on the subject. At the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Budhwani focused on disease modeling and cancer therapeutic discovery, ultimately graduated with a PhD in Material Science and Engineering in 2018. Instead of turning
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Matt Patterson and Cam Doody used to help people move from house to house with their Chattanooga-based moving startup Bellhop. With the launch of their latest venture, the pair is now hoping to move full companies down to the city. Patterson and Doody launched Brickyard as a new take on
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On the whole, the pullback in venture funding over the last several months was drastic. Startup funding fell by 53% year-over-year and 33% quarter-over-quarter, according to Crunchbase News. But the slowdown has not impacted all segments of the tech scene equally. Software and FinTech are still widely attracting investors. And
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There are people who spend their entire lives in the “startup land." But after 20 years in corporate America, Holly Wasson joined her first startup in 2018 because she found a platform that was solving the very real problems she experienced in the marketing departments at large companies. Wasson
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While Karishma "Kush” Chawla had entrepreneurial ambitions since childhood, it was a ticket to Coachella in 2018 that ultimately sparked her first startup. “It was the year that Beyonce was headlining,” Chawla told Hypepotamus. “And a few months after her performance, Netflix came out with this documentary Homecoming. And
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At the time he took office in 2013, Patrick Murphy was the youngest member in the United States Congress. Now, this politician-turned-entrepreneur is looking to bring some youthful exuberance to the notoriously old-school construction industry. Murphy is the founder of Togal.AI, a company that is an ode both to
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Christy Brown has made her mark on the Atlanta entrepreneurial scene as a founder, investor, and mentor. She’s now jumping back into a CEO seat at the head of Dr. Noze Best, a growing consumer brand focused on children’s healthcare products. Brown said she first heard about the
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Stable Kernel’s co-founder Jason Russell has taken over as CEO of the Atlanta-based custom software and app development firm. Russell has been with Stable Kernel for over eight years as the company has built up its client portfolio with the likes of BMW, CDC, Honeywell, Target, and Creature Comforts.