A new fund for early-stage Triangle startups launched Monday, backed by local early-stage investment firm Primordial. The rolling fund is seeking investors, with a minimum investment commitment of $5,000 per quarter for four quarters. Check out the details.
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The Durham Convention Center was abuzz Thursday as members of the start-up ecosystem gathered. Area founders, investors, and the supporting community came together for the second annual Grep-a-palooza.
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The Linux command for “grep” is an instruction to find a string in a source file. The term “beat” refers to the news areas of interest. In combination, you get GrepBeat, a site for the latest on tech startups, and the team behind Thursday’s Grep-a-palooza event. Founder Joe Colopy shares the story of the site and his mission since selling Bronto Software for $200 million seven years ago.
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One of the Triangle’s most well known entrepreneurs and venture capitalists is making a philanthropic gift to the North Carolina School of Science and Math.
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Jurassic Capital has appointed Chrissy Whitty to an associate role after completing the application and hiring process. Whitty joins from JPMorgan Chase.
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Jurassic Capital’s Joe Colopy and Levitate’s CEO and co-founder Jesse Lipson spoke about the highs and lows of bootstrapping at a recent event
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In this Q&A with Joe Colopy and Keith Pigues on branding and its importance for startups, the UNC Kenan-Flagler Eship Center seeks actionable advice from two successful entrepreneurs and investors.
Read MoreAn entrepreneur-turned-investor, a veteran investor and a senior executive at SAS will serve as co-chairs for the Tech Conference put on by the Council for Entrepreneurial Development.
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