An Angel in New York: Graham Gullans of Empire Angels
It didn’t take long for Graham Gullans to get his hands on billions. After graduating from Boston College’s honors program ...
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Launched in the Alley: Fluent Medical
Fluent Medical makes intuitive software tools for healthcare providers. Not only does the company focus on software that helps to ...
Techs and the City: Miriam Eaves
Today we hear from Miriam Eaves, angel investor and Managing Director of Cargile Group, an advisory firm that assists startups ...
A New York VC Spotlight: Adam Rothenberg
A New York VC Spotlight: Adam Rothenberg A New York native, Adam Rothenberg is one of two successful founders (and ...
Why a Degree Isn’t the Secret to Entrepreneurial Success
I recently spoke to a group of students at a technical college in Georgia. These students all possess a bachelor’s ...
Pulse of the Alley: Shake
Shake is an app that lets you create, sign and send legally binding agreements in seconds – and what NYC ...
Bootstrapping in the City: The Long Lost Days
If you're at all connected to the entrepreneurial scene, you should read Alice Warwick's article in Wired on how it's "dangerous ...
Let’s Talk Square Event in Harlem
Harlem is a place that I know very well. I’ve spent five years there as a young medical student at ...
An Angel in New York: Derek Denckla
Derek Denckla is an investor and social entrepreneur with a unique focus on environmental sustainability. As the founder and co-chair ...
The Goldilocks Syndrome: Why Startups Can’t Find Employees
The tech/information sector supports 262,000 jobs in New York City, making it the second-biggest sector of the local economy. Hiring ...