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How One GovTech Founder Is Helping Cities Like Atlanta Better Connect With Constituents

How One GovTech Founder Is Helping Cities Like Atlanta Better Connect With Constituents

Cristian Robiou describes his road to GovTech as a bit of a “process of elimination.” He went to law school with the expectation of becoming an academic or a litigator, but saw entrepreneurship as a way to “solve real problems…and provide some social utility.” Government inefficiency was one real-

Through hurricanes and snowstorms, Citibot found new ways to innovate in GovTech in 2021

Through hurricanes and snowstorms, Citibot found new ways to innovate in GovTech in 2021

It almost seems like Citibot was created just for this moment. While the Charleston-based startup has been around for six years, the GovTech communication tool found itself as part of critical city infrastructure across the country in 2021. Founder Bratton Riley started Citibot as an “equitable communication engagement system

With Roots in Wilmington & Atlanta, EasyVote Provides SaaS-based Tools For Election Officials Across The Country

With Roots in Wilmington & Atlanta, EasyVote Provides SaaS-based Tools For Election Officials Across The Country

Yes, the 2020 Presidential race and 2021 senate runoff elections are in the rearview mirror. While many may be rejoicing that TV ads and text message campaigns have ended, one Southeast-based startup is already looking ahead to ensure that future elections run smoothly. EasyVote, founded by brothers Charles and

The Startup Behind Former President Obama's Social Media Archive Grows Nationally

The Startup Behind Former President Obama's Social Media Archive Grows Nationally

From city governments all the way up to the president of the United States, social media has become an important tool for policymakers and government agencies to reach constituents directly. On Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and more, citizens can now find vital information about policy changes and ongoing government happenings. But

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