2025 – Page 18 – GrepBeat

Charlotte’s Auditrol Helps Banks Manage Regulatory Risks

June 19, 2025 Taylor Motley

Ashwin Nayak and Chris Nobili first met through a mutual friend and connected over their interests in banking and risk regulation technology. What was supposed to be a quick introductory […]

Duke Startup Showcase Standout Personalizes Wealth Building

June 19, 2025 Taylor Motley

In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ray’Chel Wilson, then an educator in Oklahoma, recognized the intensifying economic struggles for her students and their families. Although the school provided some […]

Durham-Based Reap Uses AI To Streamline Investor Engagement

June 17, 2025 Michael Melton

Thomas Samuelson launched BRON Investor Network in 2022 to provide solutions that would help companies connect directly with investors. In 2024, Samuelson sought to upgrade the tech stack for BRON, […]

Monday Mix: RIoT Developer Day, AI Panels, and the Hornets Innovation Summit

June 16, 2025 Katelyn Crespo

Start your week off right by tuning into your curated Monday Mix: a look at the week ahead in GrepBeat and the North Carolina tech communities. This show is a part […]

Friday Fix: Grep-a-Palooza, FCAT’s 2025 Cohort, SWELL Systems, and Medicporter

June 13, 2025 Katelyn Crespo

We cover as much startup- and tech-related content as we can here at GrepBeat.com—but we know you can’t always catch it all in the course of your week. On the Friday […]

FCAT Fellowship’s 2025 Cohort To Begin Eight-Week Pre-Accelerator Program

June 12, 2025 David Schwartz

The FCAT Fellowship was introduced in 2024 as a collaboration between American Underground and the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology (FCAT). It is an eight-week “pre-accelerator” program designed to help […]

Durham-Based Medicporter Streamlines Medical Patient Transfer Process

June 12, 2025 Taylor Motley

Having worked as a flight nurse, Joey Chafatelli has witnessed firsthand the issues with patient transfers between medical facilities. He has observed that a lack of organization often delays necessary […]