Auditocity CEO Shares Lessons From Raising a $2M Seed Round
Alabama-based Auditocity CEO Gia Wiggins shares insights from raising a $2M seed round, expanding AI-powered HR compliance tools, and scaling the fast-growing HRTech platform nationwide.
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Techstars Programs in the Southeast Attract International Startup Crowd With Latest Cohorts
Twelve new startup founders have made their way to Birmingham, Alabama to grow their next chapter with Techstars EnergyTech Accelerator, a program designed for energy technology, climate innovation, and sustainability businesses.
Of the twelve of those founders, five of them are coming to The Magic City from their international hometowns.
Techstars Tuscaloosa Taps Atlanta Star As Managing Director
Techstars Tuscaloosa has tapped Anastasia Simon as the program’s first Managing Director.
Simon is a natural fit for the program, which will focus on supporting WaterTech and Sustainability startups. She's been a star of the Atlanta tech ecosystem, moving from the startup to the investor side of
12 Startups Selected For Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator in Birmingham
The energy around Birmingham, Alabama's EnergyTech scene is buzzing once again as a new Techstars cohort rolls into town.
12 startups were selected last week to join the latest Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator and have come to Birmingham to connect with mentors and key stakeholders over the coming
The race for rare earth elements is on. Could this Techstars Alabama graduate give us a head start?
"For the most part, the best you can do in grad school is that [your work] gets published,"
Laura Stoy
said. “A lot of time science doesn't leave the lab."
But that wasn’t enough for Stoy, who saw a major market opportunity within her
Electric Growth: Birmingham-based Condoit raises seed round as EV charging needs grow
We’re living during a “Gold Rush” era of electrification, says Birmingham founder Ian Hoppe. And that means big business for his startup Condoit, an energy management tool. Because in the midst of this electrification gold rush, Hoppe said Condoit is “selling shovels.”
We last spoke with Hoppe in April