Next week Startup Grind Memphis will host Taylor Berger for their monthly meetup. It will be held at the newly opened Cowork Memphis space on Tuesday, May 15. This is the 4th edition of Startup Grind Memphis. If you’ve ever spent time in Memphis, you’ve probably encountered Taylor Berger. You may not have met him
Innovative healthcare companies like US Biologic prove the power of startups everywhere else.
Entrepreneurship is supposed to help the local economy, and that’s something Memphis based Start Co takes seriously.
A basketball injury led three Georgia Tech students to disrupt a 5,000 year old device. Partha Unnava spent a summer on crutches after he broke his ankle playing basketball. While being unable to enjoy the summer because of his bum foot, he also experienced serious under arm discomfort, a pain he found that many who
Restore Medical Solutions becomes the first ZeroTo510 startup accelerator company to receive FDA 510 (k) clearance.
Memphis woman Brittany Fitzpatrick won herself a place in the invite only NewMe Accelerator starting next week in Silicon Valley.
Memphis startup Xtrant has rolled out some new exciting features for their productive sharing platform.
The NewMe accelerator program is a critically acclaimed accelerator in San Francisco that specifically targets women and minority startups and founders. They launched their Silicon Valley program in June of 2011, and recently announced an abbreviated “pop up” accelerator tour, coming to cities across the country. The NewMe pop accelerator will make it’s way to
EmergeMemphis, the incubator and technology hub in downtown Memphis, has named Carlton Crothers as the new President and CEO. Crothers has 14 years experience in cultivating, developing, and bringing early stage technologies to market. Most recently Crothers was a Principal at Innovation Ecosystem Design based in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. According to his LinkedIn profile,
The NewMe accelerator program is a critically acclaimed accelerator in San Francisco that specifically targets women and minority startups and founders. They launched their Silicon Valley program in June of 2011, and recently announced an abbreviated “pop up” accelerator tour, coming to cities across the country. The NewMe pop accelerator will make it’s way to
Memphis startup WorkForPie selected to show off new product, Kufikia, at Southland Conference in Nashville next month.
Prodigi Arts is an animation startup that works out of the same incubator that we work out of. While an animation studio may not be your typical high growth potential startup, as a technology company based in Memphis founder Chris O’Conner and all around jack of all trades and Public Relations Coordinator for the company
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