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Cary-based CEO Swam With Sharks and Lived to Tell Tale of Deal

October 30, 2018 Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez

Cool and confident in his short-shorts with matching striped socks, Shane Cox exuded self-assurance last June as he walked onto the biggest stage in entrepreneurship: ABC’s Shark Tank. After all, […]

Persistence Pays Off For Reale and Durham’s ProcessMaker

October 25, 2018 Pete McEntegart

When Brian Reale first founded ProcessMaker in 2000, it ran out of money within a year and then went into a corporate coma for five more. But he persisted, and […]

GrowPath Makes Mark on Legal Software Industry — And Its Founder’s Forearm

October 25, 2018 Rebecca Ayers

Eric Sanchez helped win a $1.25 billion case for the National Black Farmers Association in 2010. Now he’s a founder of a startup, GrowPath, that launched publicly in April and […]

Latest Chapter in Oakley’s Story is Helping Other Startup Execs Tell Their Own

October 24, 2018 Pete McEntegart

Tim Oakley is on a roll. You get the sense that he usually is. For someone who began his professional life as an accountant and has spent the bulk of […]

Meet… Katy Jones, FoodLogiQ CMO

October 10, 2018 Tricia Lucas

Inviting Katy Jones to lunch was intimidating but not because she was the Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer at Durham’s FoodLogiQ. It was about the restaurant selection. Where do you […]

UNC Grad’s PT Wired Helps Physical Therapy Patients Stick With It

October 4, 2018 Jacquelyn Melinek

A UNC alumnus has created an easy, accessible app for patients recovering from injuries through physical therapy sessions: PT Wired. This Durham-based company brings personalized accountability straight to the phones […]

For Local Tech Companies, Geek Gizmos Not Just For Clients

September 27, 2018 Rebecca Ayers

Startups and entrepreneurial companies are hubs of innovation by both nature and nurture. They’re all bursting with creativity and novel concepts because they have to be if they’re going to […]

Three Triangle Startups Participate—And Compete—At AU’s Black Founders Week

September 27, 2018 Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez

More than 200 minority-led companies from across the country applied. Only 10 made the cut. Three are from the Triangle. American Underground is hosting the best and the brightest of […]

A Beer With… Jesse Jones, Fourscore Law

September 25, 2018 Pete McEntegart

Last Thursday, we sat down with Jesse Jones—the founding partner of Fourscore Business Law and one of the Triangle’s most active lawyers for startups—at Raleigh’s Lonerider Brewery for the first […]

Dropsource A Low-Code High Performer

September 13, 2018 Pete McEntegart

It must have seemed like a good idea at the time for the Fortune 500 retail brand to create an internal “digital innovation” team. “They got some of their developers […]