Kabila, the co-founder matching app, Techstars portfolio company, and soon-to-be $5 million investment fund, hosted the inaugural ATL Tech Tuesday Founder Happy Hour at The Clubhouse in early March. The event, which is “for founders, by founders,” invited local community members to enjoy complimentary food, drinks, and most importantly, learn more about the topic at hand for the evening – startup legal issues. 

In attempts to usher in a renewed area of technical connection and education, ReactATL, Atlanta JavaScript, and Atlanta Vue.js teamed up in Tech Square to host an evening for software developers and tech professionals centered around networking, shared learnings, unique presentations, coding exercises, and more. 

ShipIt is a collective of makers, builders, and doers across Atlanta coming together in a shared space to make progress on your ideas and network with others. Hosted at The Clubhouse, ShipIt invited all self-described (and aspiring) artists, engineers, creators, writers, designers, and more to share their latest features and feedback. 

To shine light on the world of tech startup accelerators, we joined forces with Startup Exchange (SX) to host a Fireside Chat all about the intricacies, innovations, and insights of such a realm. 

To entice students and local community members to learn more about one of our partners, Blockchain at Georgia Tech, we joined forces to host their Spring 2024 Kickoff at The Clubhouse in late January, showcasing the club’s recent initiatives and introducing their executive team.

For entrepreneurial-minded students during this wave of emerging tech, there's never been a more exciting time to build startups, brands, or products. In order to garner success in such a cut-throat arena, it’s all about connecting and collaborating in an inspiring environment with other creators – and that’s exactly what Startup Exchange’s (SX) annual kickoff aimed to do.

To help promote social good, discuss current projects with local nonprofits, and encourage new member registrations, Bits of Good (BoG) hosted their Spring 2024 Launch Party at The Clubhouse in late January.

For students just starting out or seasoned entrepreneurs – and everything in between – raising capital is an incredibly important matter. That’s why we teamed up with Startup Exchange, GTXR, Hex Labs, and Entrepreneur First (a leading global talent investor) to host a Fireside Chat regarding the hot topic.

As many starting and serial entrepreneurs would agree, mentorship from people in the industry, and especially those with deep technical knowledge, is invaluable to both budding and veteran founders. However, there is often a disconnect between fellow creatives because there isn’t a structured environment to help those converse with other like-minded individuals. That’s where Tech Square ATL and ShipIt Sundays come into play. 

The Georgia Tech Venture Capital (GTVC) Club commemorated their final event of the year by hosting an exciting research pitch competition in front of judges and a live audience at The Clubhouse. 

Web3 ATL, the largest Web3 conference in Atlanta for the second year in a row, boasted 350 attendees, 94 speakers, and 44 panels over three days the first weekend in November right in the heart of Tech Square.

The Atlanta Web3 startup scene is booming, which is why the city’s core blockchain communities came together to highlight the latest and greatest talent out there right now. 

Once again, we partnered with GTRX and Meta to host another exciting event at The Clubhouse – this time focusing on a dynamic discussion from two women who are helping shape the future of the Metaverse.

Once again, Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) teamed up with Humans Doing to host another event dedicated to celebrating the remarkable achievements and inspiring stories of women in the corporate world at The Clubhouse.

Meet Anike Mlemchukwu, CEO of Lapapoe. When she isn’t busy being responsible for the vision and direction of the company, you can find her being outdoors and hiking trails with waterfalls.