Matt Williamson, the Triangle serial entrepreneur who helped build Bronto Software and later co-founded ecommerce tech firm Windsor Circle before selling it, is on the move again.
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Thursday’s announced merger of Windsor Circle with Atlanta-based WhatCounts could mean good news for Durham with more jobs and Windsor Circle’s management team staying in place.
Read MoreWindsor Circle’s name is gone, and founder as well as CEO Matt Williamson has a new role as the Durham-based automated personalization firm is now part of Atlanta-based WhatCounts.
Read MoreFathom, a startup focusing on development of wearable-enabled AI system to mitigate injury risk through personalized athletic training, will be going to Silicon Valley in hopes of impressing investors at Google’s annual Demo Day.
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Windsor Circle, one of the best-known emerging entrepreneurial companies in Durham with a focus on predictive marketing analytics, has a new owner: OSG Billing Services. Windsor Circle CEO Matt Williamson talks about why he sold the company – and what will happen to it as well as him.
Read MoreWelcome to the 2017 Tweener list. 2016 was busy in the land of the Tweeners. Here are some highlights: Definition of Triangle Tweener Triangle Tweeners are companies based out of the Triangle with at least $1M in sales or 10 people. They generally are technology companies (mostly around software)...
Read MoreContent shared through an agreement between WRAL TechWire and ExitEvent. By Rick Smith, WRAL TechWire Editor Windsor Circle’s Matt Williamson and his team are showing other entrepreneurs how to grow a successful business and – in these days of tight capital at least locally – the way to land venture capital. In the first of a two-part Q&A with WRAL TechWire, Williamson (pictured left after winning Google Demo Day in Palo Alto in April) shares his three secrets for raising VC after the startup closed on a $5 million-plus round earlier this week. What lessons did you learn in...
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