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ATDC Weekend Hack | Real Problems + Talent = Tangible Solutions

ATDC Weekend Hack | Real Problems + Talent = Tangible Solutions

Most hackathons are a blip on the radar. Hackers come, new ideas are chased, beer is drunk, and at the end of a 72 hour building binge everyone goes back to their normal lives and the project collects dust. The First Annual Weekend HACK (Aug 28 – Sept 1) presented at

Hackers and Startups Come Together For ATDC’s First Annual Hackathon

Hackers and Startups Come Together For ATDC’s First Annual Hackathon

The Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) at Georgia Tech is hosting their first annual Weekend Hackathon. Unlike traditional hackathons, the ATDC event will feature Atlanta-based startups pitching their problems to teams of developers, who will compete for cash and other prizes to create the most innovative, creative solution. “We

Come On Baby Light My Fire! Vote For The Hottest Young Co in ATL

Come On Baby Light My Fire! Vote For The Hottest Young Co in ATL

We're teaming up with General Assembly to promote the ATL Startup Battle, a contest to name the hottest young company in our area. Cast your vote to give one company a shot at glory (and free courses at GA). In return, you'll receive an exclusive invitation

Fireside Chat with Kabbage

Fireside Chat with Kabbage

Last night the General Assembly hosted a cozy interview with Kathryn Petralia, COO and Co-founder of Kabbage. Kathryn started Kabbage along with her two co-founders in late 2008, and it has grown from 3 employees and a PowerPoint to over 130 employees. Everett Steele of Kanga asked Kathryn

The Results Are In, ATL's Most Disruptive

The Results Are In, ATL's Most Disruptive

A power company from across the pond (that asked not to be named) is heading to America in search of the most disruptive startups in the States. They are stopping in ATL and reached out to Hypepotamus to recommend “engineering, manufacturing, distribution, operations, or productivity... industry-disrupting” companies for a

10 Tweets from an Army Man turned Startup Founder

10 Tweets from an Army Man turned Startup Founder

Everett Steele was once an Reconnaissance Platoon Leader for the U.S. Army. Now he is the President and Co-Founder of Kanga, a crowd-source local delivery platform based in Atlanta, GA (Hype to be specific). Be sure to checkout his awesome cookbook Bon Rappetite: The Hip Hop Cookbook

Disruptive Delivery Launches Today

Disruptive Delivery Launches Today

Today marks the launch of Kanga, a crowd-sourced delivery platform. Kanga connects individuals, retailers, and organizations that need to ship and deliver things locally with a crowd of people who want to make some money in their spare time. By using the power of the crowd, Kanga enables businesses

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