2020 – Page 8 – GrepBeat

Diversity Series: How Triangle Officials Are Tackling The Issues Head-On

August 27, 2020 Elizabeth Moore

[Editor’s Note: This is the fourth and final story of a four-part series on diversity in the Triangle’s tech ecosystem. You can find Part I on Access To Capital here; […]

Exit Stories: Anil Chawla, Founder of ArchiveSocial

August 25, 2020 Laura Brummett

As host Kevin Mosley put it, Anil Chawla’s “exit story” starts with one of the best B2B SaaS stories in the Triangle. Mosley, a partner at Jurassic Capital, sat down […]

The Download: Jason Widen, Founding Partner & CEO, Raleigh Founded

August 25, 2020 Brooks Malone

Jason Widen is the Co-Founder of Forward Impact, whose mission is to unleash the impact potential of next-generation entrepreneurial leaders. This work includes supporting community-based strategies to develop and scale […]

Diversity Series: What DEI Initiatives Can—And Can’t—Accomplish

August 25, 2020 Elizabeth Moore

[Editor’s Note: This is the third part of a four-part series on diversity in the Triangle’s tech ecosystem. You can find Part I on Access To Capital here; Part II […]

Be Honest: Is Your Water Bottle Disgusting? If Yes, QUVI Has The Answer

August 20, 2020 Elizabeth Moore

The eco-conscious crowd knows that reusable water bottles are good for the environment, but they’re also a hassle to clean. This UNC student startup is working to solve that problem. […]

Diversity Series: HBCUs Can Play Major Role In Creating A More Equitable Pipeline

August 20, 2020 Elizabeth Moore

[Editor’s Note: This is the second part of a four-part series on diversity in the Triangle’s tech ecosystem. You can find the first part on Access To Capital here, and […]

Pete Meets… Thom Ruhe, CEO of NC IDEA

August 18, 2020 Suzanne Blake

[Editor’s Note: Thanks to the Pete Meets… season sponsor, TriNet.] It’s not every day that you get to pick the brain of the man behind NC IDEA, the Durham-based support […]

Diversity Series: Founders Of Color Face Extra Hurdles In Raising Capital

August 18, 2020 Elizabeth Moore

[Editor’s Note: This is the first part of a four-part series on diversity in the Triangle’s tech ecosystem. You can find the roadmap to the series here.] Entrepreneurs know that […]

Stop The Charades: Translation App Sol Provides Real-Time Interpretation

August 6, 2020 Elizabeth Moore

Botched online translations can only get a person so far when they need help understanding a foreign language, and charades are often a frustrating last resort. Raleigh-based Sol is working […]

A Roadmap To Our Four-Part Series On Diversity In The Triangle Tech Ecosystem

August 6, 2020 Elizabeth Moore

[Editor’s Note: This page will be updated as we publish more stories in this series. And while “diversity” properly refers to a variety of perspectives in terms of race, ethnicity, […]