Startup Jobs, the Weekly Round-up8.1.14 -- Want an awesome job? Here's the weekly roundup of the best startup jobs around town that want you on their team.
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Startup Jobs, the Weekly Round-up8.1.14 -- Want an awesome job? Here's the weekly roundup of the best startup jobs around town that want you on their team.
Help Make 80Pct Solutions a Dream Big America Champ7.11.14 -- Fred Stutzman is on a roll since his startup 80Pct Solutions won an NC IDEA grant in June.
ExitEvent's Top 10 Stories from June 20147.1.14 -- At ExitEvent, we want you up on all the topics trending and news happening in the Triangle, so here's a new feature we'll run after each month ends recapping the most popular 10 stories and posts on our site. They're ranked below based on page views.
Six Triangle Startups Split $270K in Spring 2014 NC IDEA Grants6.5.14 -- One is a Silicon Valley veteran. Another, a former UNC professor. One founding team has MBAs from Duke's Fuqua College of Business. Another founder advised state and federal governments on education policy.
NC IDEA WINNER: 80Pct Solutions, A Tool to Prevent Distractions Online6.5.14 -- Fred Stutzman is a technologist who took a break from industry in 2006 to dive into the study of social media. And once there, he saw its biggest drawbackâconstant connectivity affected our ability to work.
Hey Dave McClure! Invest in These 10 Triangle Startups.5.27.14 -- Hi Dave, Welcome to the Triangle! We're not entirely sure what you're doing here this week, but at least 100 of us are pretty pumped to get to hear you speak tonight. We know you think differently about venture capital than all the rest.
Gluten-Free Bread, Drugs, Art Headline UNC Emerging Company Showcase4.30.14 -- When UNC student Betty Cogdell went to the hospital three years ago, she thought she was having a heart attack. After that was ruled out, she went through multiple wrong diagnoses before one doctor found the true cause: gluten and dairy intolerance.