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Google Docs for construction plans: Venture Atlanta Presenting Company Togal.AI raises $5 million
Now valued at $50 million, Florida-based construction tech startup Togal.AI is adding to its cap table. The team, led by former congressman Patrick Murphy, closed a $5 million pre-Series A this week.
The SAFE round was from a mix of new and existing investors Florida Funders, Coastal
A Year In Cybersecurity: How Southeast Startups Grew In 2022
It was a busy year for the cybersecurity world, as phishing attempts between January and November of 2022 rose 61% year-over-year and reached upwards of 225 million reported attacks.
As phishing attempts grew in both volume and complexity, more startups emerged to tackle cyber-related problems for businesses
Argentina Aims to Fill Georgia’s Tech Skills Gap With Software Talent
Editor’s note: This article was first published in Global Atlanta, an online news publication devoted to revealing the city’s ties with the world and helping local companies navigate the global economy.--
Argentina’s robust software and IT sector can help fill the growing tech skills gap in the
From Congress To ConstructionTech: Behind The Launch Of Florida-Based Togal.AI
At the time he took office in 2013, Patrick Murphy was the youngest member in the United States Congress. Now, this politician-turned-entrepreneur is looking to bring some youthful exuberance to the notoriously old-school construction industry.
Murphy is the founder of Togal.AI, a company that is an
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-
Community banks have a new fintech friend, thanks to Tampa-based Allison
When the word “disrupt” is thrown around in the startup world, it is often used by a startup founder believing their technology can dismantle an entire industry.
But talk to Brian Alvarez-Bailey and you’ll soon realize that he has something different in mind when it comes to “disrupting”