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1:1s with your direct reports are likely a recurring calendar meeting. But are you actually accomplishing anything during those meetings? Or are they just another thing to check off your list? Without any sort of framework or intentionality around them, 1:1s can easily become monotonous. But Robert Berris,
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There are three words that a lot of startups would love to use to describe their business…especially in 2023. “Cash flow positive” You know that’s easier said than done though. If cash flow positive or reducing cash burn is a goal you have, then the good news is
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The U.S. Latino entrepreneurial community is strong and growing. From 2007 - 2019, the number of Latino-owned businesses increased by 34% while the number of White-owned businesses fell by 7%. While Latinos are starting small businesses at a faster rate than any other group, there is still a noticeable
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You have the idea. Your MVP is built and the website is up and running. Now, you’re ready to talk about your startup to just about anyone who will listen. A good business pitch will make or break an early-stage company. But pitching is daunting if you've
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A little work mixed with a little play. That’s what James Chapman is bringing to founders and creatives across Atlanta with the launch of Tech Tuesdays. Chapman, the founder and CEO of Plain Sight, is hosting a series of free events for those looking to connect more into the
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It’s hard to miss the Cleantech boom happening right now across the State of Georgia. The last 24 months have been a blur of headlines about the state’s push to bring in new EV companies and battery manufacturing plants necessary to fuel the shift to renewable energy. International
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While building the Atlanta cybersecurity startup Curricula, founder and CEO Nick Santora kept running into one big problem: It's really hard to find specialized engineering talent. Curricula had reached an inflection point. The fast-growing SaaS startup needed to hire more people, but the search for that talent was
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The 83 startups, representing 10 states across the South, have been selected as Venture Atlanta's featured tech companies and will take the stage the conference later at the end of September. For its 16th annual run, Venture Atlanta will be bringing together founders and investors at the Woodruff
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However the numbers are sliced, it’s been a quiet year for venture capitalists. Despite sitting on a lot of cash – around $271 billion of dry powder by some estimates – the number of investment checks cashed by startups is down 53% year-over-year and are even down below pre-pandemic levels. Newly-minted
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Editor’s note: This article was first published in Global Atlanta, an online news publication devoted to revealing the city’s ties with the world and helping local companies navigate the global economy.It was written by Managing Editor Trevor Williams and is published here as part of a content
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Switchyards, the work club concept that has taken over Atlanta one neighborhood at a time, is opening up its first location outside of the Metro Atlanta area. It is no surprise that the club picked Nashville for its expansion efforts. Nashville’s business scene has boomed over the last five
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As an entrepreneur or startup founder, you not only need to define your brand and develop internal processes and project workflows, but you also need to produce high-quality content, ideas, and materials. And, oftentimes, you’re faced with building your brand and internal systems with limited resources. The good news