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Venture Atlanta 2026 Preview: What Investors Want From Founders This Year

Venture Atlanta 2026 Preview: What Investors Want From Founders This Year

ATLANTA, October 9 (Hypepotamus) - Venture Atlanta returns next week with close to 100 selected companies and two days of programming built around connecting founders with the people who can help their businesses grow. Now in its 19th year, the conference runs October 14–15 at Midtown’s Woodruff Arts Center.

New Survey Shows How 72 Southeast Founders Are Really Feeling About Business Right Now

New Survey Shows How 72 Southeast Founders Are Really Feeling About Business Right Now

RALEIGH-DURHAM, September 23 (Hypepotamus) - How are Southeast founders really feeling right now? Front Porch Venture Partners put out a survey to find out. They’ve recently released their findings. The Southeast Startup Founder Pulse Survey, which was published this week, highlights how 72 founders from across the region are

Are Southeast Investors Confident About The Future? A New Survey Gives Us Clues.

Are Southeast Investors Confident About The Future? A New Survey Gives Us Clues.

Market volatility, tariffs, and uncertain exit multiples all came up as things that are worrying investors in the near-to-medium term.

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A Focus On Diversification Helps Front Porch Venture Partners Close Its $20 Million Fund II

North Carolina-based Front Porch Venture Partners (FPVP) is the latest Southeast-based firm to raise its second fund, and the team is ready to deploy that capital in the regional startup ecosystem. FPVP announced today it closed a $20 million Fund II, which is quadruple the size of its

Temperature Check: How did early-stage investors navigate uncertainty in 2023?

Temperature Check: How did early-stage investors navigate uncertainty in 2023?

The VC world was pretty quiet this year, particularly for those investing in and watching later-stage ventures. Venture capital funding globally dropped by nearly half in the first half of 2023, according to data from research firm PitchBook. That lack of enthusiasm certainly hit the Southeast, as later, bigger

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