Cox Enterprises and Techstars Atlanta Powered by Cox Enterprises continue to accelerate innovation in Atlanta. This year, Techstars did not have to look far for startup companies to embark on 13-weeks of rapid acceleration and growth during the 2023 accelerator program.
Techstars announced today eight of the ten startups in the 2023 class are companies already based out of Atlanta, and the remaining two are from the nearby Carolinas.
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Courial – An on-demand courier and errand platform, created by gig-workers for gig-workers.
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DEI Directive – Taking the guesswork out of DEI to help organizations unleash the creative powers of an inclusive, diverse workforce.
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Her Skill Academy – Equipping early career women with the tools, strategies, and community to unlock their full potential.
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INKZUP – The first digital platform for top tattoo artists to display their work and find their next customer.
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Memory My Way – Rethinking the way families rescue their memories with a digital assistant to bring them all together in one place.
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Sojorne – A digital family assistant for helping loved ones with special needs take care of critical priorities across health, education, and life.
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SuperCopy – Using AI to generate authentic and relevant brand and audience personas to drive effective content strategy.
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The Better Spot – Providing access to integrative mental healthcare through a secure online community and offline on-demand space.
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WellCapped – The world’s first wig rental service, making a fresh hairstyle accessible, sustainable, and budget-friendly.
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WheelPrice – An online marketplace for enthusiasts to buy and sell automotive parts safely and securely from around the world or right next door.
“Getting into any Techstars program is a competitive process,” said Tim Dorr, managing director of Techstars. “This year was no exception having received four times the number of applications submitted to our program. This allowed us to…
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