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  • 01
    01.December.0

    Green Tech Meetup - Wasted During The Holiday Season

    12:00 pm-1:00 pm
    2020.12.01
    ATDC

    The holiday season is approaching which also means we’re going to encounter wasted, unwanted, and needless items. What should we do?

    About this Event

    Wasted During the Holiday Season?

    Attend this event to learn from the perspective of a packaging materials and plastics industry expert and ATDC community member, Leticia Socal.

    This ATDC event is open to the general public and does not require membership to attend.

    If you’re someone with interests in building a tech company involving Circularity, Sustainability, and/or Clean Tech, this is the event for you to network with others of mutual interests.

    With the increased interest and momentum in Circularity, GreenTech, and Sustainability, there’s no better time than now to build off of this with founders of the new technologies and innovative business models driving the change.

     

    Here are some frequently asked questions

    What is a circular economy?

    A circular economy is designed to turn all the waste that companies and individuals process into a valuable, productive resource to be used again. It does this by reintroducing “waste” into the production cycle instead of disposing products.

    What is circularity?

    Eliminate waste + maximize use of resources

    Circularity focuses on creating a “closed loop system” by designing out waste and pollution at the onset of product design, and keeping products and materials in use as productive resources to be used time and time again instead of disposing of them.

    What is Green Tech?

    Green Tech are technologies designed to help mitigate, and even reverse, human impact on the environment. The goal of green tech is to protect the environment, repair damage done to the environment in the past, conserve natural resources and preserve the Earth’s natural resources. These technologies are generally focused on improving operational performance in manufacturing or to the product itself, while also reducing costs, energy consumption, waste, and other negative effects on the environment.

    What is sustainability?

    Sustainability is focused on reducing the demand of resources—natural, social, and economic resources—so that we avoid depleting the resources necessary for future generations to meet their needs and maintain ecological balance. In other words, “How do we meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs?”

    Registration link

    ***If you have a tech startup that involves Circularity, Sustainability, or Clean Tech email retailtech@atdc.org to discuss with an ATDC at Georgia Tech staff member about how ATDC can assist you with your venture.

  • 02
    02.December.0

    Online Class: Financial Literacy Part 3: Work Session w/Mentors

    11:30 am-1:30 pm
    2020.12.02
    ATDC

    This four-part workshop teaches founders the essentials for a thorough understanding of their business models. We will discuss terminology that investors, banks, accountants expect you to know, understand and use, as well as the details and underlying assumptions of financial models. We will also dive into your individual business’ financial model for specific advice.

    Part 1 – Finance 101

    Part 2 – The Financial Model

    Part 3 – Work Session w/ Mentors

    Part 4 – Financial Model Review w/ Mentors

    Registration Links

    You MUST have attended Customer Discovery to participate in this workshop, and only those who have completed the Customer Discovery Badge and Buyer Journey will be eligible to continue to Parts III and IV.

    Click here to register for Part 1: Finance 101. You must attend Part 1 to attend subsequent classes.

  • 04
    04.December.0

    Signature CEO Roundtable

    12:00 pm-1:30 pm
    2020.12.04
    ATDC
    ATDC Room 2275
    75 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308, USA

    A talented and diverse group, ATDC Signature entrepreneurs are always willing to help their peers by sharing their first-hand experiences. The CEO Roundtables play an important part in the ATDC Signature experience and are often cited as one of the biggest benefits of being an ATDC Signature company.

    Every week, ATDC Signature CEOs gather for peer-to-peer networking and peer learning. The ‘closed door’ roundtables are designed to enable ATDC entrepreneurs to discuss their business and technology challenges, successes, and failures.

    This event is for ATDC Signature CEOs only and is not open to the public.

  • 04
    04.December.0

    Alpharetta Circle

    9:00 am-10:30 am
    2020.12.04
    ATDC

    The Alpharetta Startup Circle is open to all ATDC members. It is an organized, freewheeling discussion among early stage entrepreneurs, ATDC Mentors, and Catalysts. Periodically, outside guests join us to bring their particular areas of expertise and experience to the table.

    Registration 

  • 07
    07.December.0

    DLA Piper Office Hours

    3:00 pm-5:00 pm
    2020.12.07
    ATDC
    ATDC Lobby
    75 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308, USA

    ATDC sponsor DLA Piper will host office hours in the lobby from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm on the first Monday of every month. Click here to learn more about DLA Piper. https://www.dlapiper.com/en/us/locations/atlanta/

    If you’d like to make an appointment with DLA Piper in advanced email ATDCofficehours@dlapiper.com

  • 07
    07.December.0

    Gravy Marketing Through LinkedIn

    3:00 pm-4:00 pm
    2020.12.07

    Gravy took LinkedIn by storm in 2020. Now it’s paying huge dividends in all facets of business. Casey Graham, Gravy CEO, will share this story and what it means for your business.

    He’ll answer questions like:

    • Why did Gravy decide to go all in on LinkedIn?
    • How do you measure success on LinkedIn?
    • I’m sold. How do I make this happen for my business?
    • I’m skeptical. Do I really need to do this?

    20-30 minute presentation followed by Q&A

    About Casey Graham
    Casey is the Co-Founder and CEO of Gravy. His passion for entrepreneurship and bold vision for leadership are the driving force behind his energetic and engaging presence. When he’s not actively driving Gravy forward, Casey enjoys spending time with his wife and kids, a good cigar, Alabama football, and riding around on a rented tractor.

    About Gravy
    Recurring revenue businesses focus much of their time and attention on net new business. This is good! But, they often lack effective systems to retain current customers. That’s where Gravy comes in. Gravy is the leading failed payment recovery and customer retention solution for recurring revenue companies. They give business leaders freedom to grow the business without worrying about keeping their current customer base.

    Registration

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