Seed2Table cultivates a new pitch experience
The Seed2Table concept is a simple one: bring together innovative startups and industry-specific investors. Facilitate great conversation over dinner and drinks. Repeat.
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Toyota begins hiring, brings jobs and community support to Randolph County
“We have 2,100 jobs to fill in North Carolina, so better preparing our next generation workforce is critical,” said Sean Suggs, TBMNC president.
What’s in a name? Business of Software conference is NOT just about software
“It is a software conference, but it’s a software conference that’s focused on the practical areas of any business: sales, marketing, storytelling, mental health.,” says Triangle entrepreneur Bill Spruill. “At the end of the day, this is all about founders and growing a business.”
Knee reconstruction company raises $1.4M to support distribution efforts
QuadVantage was created to address ACL reconstruction needs identified by founder and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Paul Burroughs, MD.
Greensboro’s Apexanalytix acquires cybersecurity firm in 2nd acquisition of ’23
apexanlytix, also called simply apex, provides software, data, and analytics support for supply-chain companies to manage suppliers, mitigate fraud, and address overpayments.
From Diveplane to Howso: The meaning of AI startup’s name change and its open source future
Dr. Chris Hazard shares the latest on Howso goals for AI, the application of “open-source” on the industry, and his thoughts on the best direction for AI legislation.
Business of Software Conference is in the Triangle to stay
The Business of Software conference strategically caps attendance at 400, preferring to focus on being a meeting place for learning and creative conversations. Find out why they’ve made the move to Raleigh.
Truce: Red Hat, Oracle put aside open source feud for broader partnership
The companies were recently sending barbed comments back and forth over Red Hat’s decision to end support of the public version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS. Not on Wednesday.
Raleigh biotech startup making protein not sourced from animals raises $3.5M
The company, founded by Stephanie Michelsen in 2020, is focused on protein manufacturing, creating collagen that does not need to be sourced from animals.
Reactive Biosciences of Durham raises $4M in new financing
Reactive Biosciences of Durham (formerly Boragen) disclosed in an SEC filing that it has raised $4 million in debt. The company last raised more than $23 million in equity funding in the fall of 2022.
