University and esports professionals gathered over a virtual Power Meal to discuss the economic growth of esports, establishing esports at universities, and the impact COVID-19 has had on the industry.

May is National Inventors Month and we are celebrating the makers that changed the game. We asked our community, "Who are some inventors that inspire you?" See if your favorite made the list.

We stopped by Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) with coffee and doughnuts for a morning pick-me-up and to research how these busy employees are staying connected to society with so much going on.

Together we gathered online during a lunch hour with a small group of Tech Square entrepreneurs to discuss how they’re leading their businesses in this turbulent, but transformative time.

We invited Jonathan Williams, landscape design instructor at Emory University, for an interactive virtual session that covered basic design principles and design knowledge for identifying enhancements in our landscapes.

NEXTTECH 2020 Pitch Day to connect Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs) through a virtual experience.

It has become part of the culture to always push forward and work as hard as you can, for as long as you can. This mindset completely disregards the importance of sleep.

Brandy Nagel shares her tips on how to leverage LinkedIn for Customer Discovery in a workshop with ATDC.

As the global pandemic was in full force at the end of April 2020, so were the effects of isolation. In order to keep spirits (and sanity) high, Tech Square ATL Social Club shifted focus from the new norm of constant Zoom calls to encouraging those that were physically at TEP to safely come together for a little mental health break and fun in the form of a scavenger hunt.

This past semester, Georgia Tech civic organization, Bits of Good worked closely with nine nonprofits building out applications to satisfy the administrative and user needs for each organization. Check out their final projects!

For this edition to Tech Square Peer Check-in, we invited Theresa Ward (The Fiery Feather) and a few members back to see how they are doing with their goals and discuss ways we can help each other reset.

6 startups pitched their ideas to 3 local judges virtually for the first Virtual Pitch Competition produced by Startup Exchange

Jesse Lindsley, Founder and CEO of Thrust Interactive discusses his journey in the game development industry, education technology, and how Thrust’s game Hemonauts battles COVID-19.

In our first virtual Power Meal hosted by Jesse Lindsley, CEO and Founder of Thrust Interactive, we explored how to leverage game-based learning to improve education.

Nate Damen is a Robotics Engineer and local artist, walking around The Beltline with an internet connected TV on his head, displaying emotions that are controlled by a live stream chat room. He shares his thoughts on the Robot Tax Debate and why he chooses Atlanta for his invention playground.