With keynotes featuring Jes Lipson and ShareFile SVP David Le Strat, plus the event taking place in the house that ShareFile built, this year’s event has a clear – if unofficial – mascot.
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“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.”
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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.
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Entrepreneur and investor Bill Spruill recently donated $900,000 toward the Chancellor’s Innovation Fund (CIF), which awards annual grants to Pack members in order to further their cutting-edge work. Spruill hopes his gift will not only help these projects come to fruition faster and more easily that might otherwise be possible but will also inspire others to join him in supporting this important fund.
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Serial Triangle entrepreneur Bill Spruill is donating $4 million to the Triangle-based Council for Entrepreneurial Development. It’s the largest gift ever made to the group which focuses on North Carolina’s startup and entrepreneurial economies.
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Triangle entrepreneur Bill Spruill is the newest member of the board at cloud banking firm nCino. Here are the details.
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Equal parts angel investing, community outreach and education, Global Data Consortium’s co-founder Bill Spruill says his new venture, 2ndF, is on a mission to make growth “more inclusive.”
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Six months after handing over the reins to his global identification verification platform, this long-time Raleigh entrepreneur is setting up an enterprise aimed at driving “inclusive” growth in the Triangle’s tech ecosystem.
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The Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED) is headed to the renowned Business of Software conference in September with ten high-potential tech startups from the Triangle. We’ve got the details.
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