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These 11 Startups Are Transforming How We Think About 'Home'

These 11 Startups Are Transforming How We Think About 'Home'

Southeast startups are infiltrating customer’s homes - but in a good way. From improving the home hunting process to reimagining how we live in them, these companies are creating solutions for the burdensome tasks facing homeowners and renters. How We Think About Finding a Home 1) Atlanta-based PadSplit brings

The Rounds is tripling its delivery area around Atlanta to help more families shop sustainably

The Rounds is tripling its delivery area around Atlanta to help more families shop sustainably

It’s been just over a year since The Rounds, a zero-waste delivery service for household essentials, first started operating in select Intown Atlanta neighborhoods. Now, the venture-backed startup is making its first major expansion play both inside and outside of the Perimeter. The Rounds announced this Tuesday

Southeast HealthTech Found New Ways To Innovate in 2022

Southeast HealthTech Found New Ways To Innovate in 2022

Digital health was the hot topic for VCs after the pandemic, with funding in the space reaching $29 billion in 2021 alone. While telehealth led the initial innovation push, startups and VCs now looking to tackle other problems found across the US healthcare system. While venture funding fell year-over-

The Rounds Launches In Atlanta With Sustainable "Milkman Model" For Household Goods

The Rounds Launches In Atlanta With Sustainable "Milkman Model" For Household Goods

The Rounds is a startup with a forward-thinking game plan to make households more sustainable. To accomplish this, they are taking inspiration from something a bit old school: The neighborhood milkman. As a refill subscription and logistics service, The Rounds delivers common household items that members request each week

Umano Clothing Empowers Children through Art

Umano Clothing Empowers Children through Art

You shouldn't have to choose between dressing well and doing good. Brothers and co-founders Alex Torrey and Jonathan Torrey have turned the classic white tee into a way to give back through their Athens-based clothing company, umano. Umano features drawings from little kids, like a slightly

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