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Your Primer For CED’s Spring 2025 GRO Incubator Demo Day

June 23, 2025 David Schwartz

Another cycle of CED’s GRO Incubator will wrap up this week as the program’s ninth cohort—affectionately and sensibly dubbed “GRO9″—has its demo day. For the past 12 weeks, the seven […]

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, […]

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 […]

Grep-a-Palooza 2025 Recap And Pictures

June 10, 2025 David Schwartz

Grep-a-Palooza was back in its fourth iteration last Thursday, June 5th at the Durham Convention Center. The team is proud to say that we saw our best attendance yet as […]

Durham’s Finplanly Offers A Fresh Approach To Instilling Financial Literacy

June 5, 2025 Michael Melton

Barrett Slade has always recognized that a large majority of our decisions are inherently financial. Do we go to college, or do we go to trade school? What should we […]

Durham’s GridSeer Uses Probabilistic Modeling to Improve Energy Efficiency

May 28, 2025 Michael Melton

Dalia Patino-Echeverri is a professor and researcher at Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment who has been working on optimizing energy systems for most of her career dating back to […]

Raleigh-Based Afuse Helps Incoming College Students Connect

May 27, 2025 Taylor Motley

When Gabe Huntsman was making the transition from high school to college, he found that there was a lack of tools to help students connect with other students. Huntsman decided […]

Grep-a-Palooza To Host 10 Startup Pitches From Launch/KPMG Accelerator

May 22, 2025 David Schwartz

Earlier this year, GrepBeat posted an article covering the debut of a new accelerator in the Triangle ecosystem. Launch Chapel Hill Powered by KPMG is a collaborative effort by (you […]