Sean Hussey is the CEO of Thunderbolt Innovation, a cloud-based application that provides labor forecasts for construction management. Sean discusses the importance of placing an emphasis on sales. Read more
New Hampshire Tech Alliance
Three New Hampshire startup companies left Dyn this evening with a combined $100,000 in funding to take their companies to the next level after competing in the NH High Tech Council and Alpha Loft’s 2016 TechOut competition. Awato won the $50,000 first prize; Forcivity took home $30,000 and second place; and crowd-favorite, KudosWall, walked away with $20,000. First and second place awards were determined by a panel of judges comprised of business experts, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists; the third-place slot was determined solely by the evening’s audience of more than 200 people. Read more. Read more
Moblie Gaming develops interactive games for broadcasted events such as TV shows and live sports. Eric discusses the important role the UNH Entrepreneurship Center played in the development of his venture. Read more
Laconia-based Orion Entrance Control, Inc. will be the featured presenter at the December 7 Entrepreneur Forum event, one of the Council’s marquee events series, run by the New Hampshire High Tech Council. This event marks the launch of a new model for the Entrepreneur Forum – instead of two presenters and two panels, the event will focus more on the opportunity or challenge faced by the presenter that is shared with similar companies in their space and business cycle. Read more. Read more
If you had time to sit down with the next governor of our state, or our U.S. senator in Washington, what would you ask him or her? Would you want to know what are they are doing to reduce the tech talent gap? Their position on specific regulations or the overall business climate? What builds a supportive culture of entrepreneurship? Or something else? Read more. Read more
With TechOut just a week away on October 5, the five startup companies vying to share cash award investments totaling up to $100,000 got a unique opportunity to roll up their sleeves and practice their company “pitch” in front of a seasoned professional and venture capitalist who knows first-hand what works, and what doesn’t when promoting early stage technology companies. Read more. Read more
One Touch Trust is an identity verification software service that helps merchants combat fraud by utilizing ID and biometric scanning information while conducting online transactions. Read more
Max Karpawich is the CTO of Dragon Lights, an online application where users can customize and purchase christmas lights. Max reflects on his impactful experience with the BizGen competition. Read more
Five finalists have been selected for TechOut 2016, New Hampshire’s largest tech startup competition. A partnership between the NH High Tech Council (Council) and Alpha Loft, TechOut identifies entrepreneurs with viable plans to develop and market new technology products and funds them through investment capital awards of $100,000 a year. The contest’s winners will be selected at the live event beginning at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, October 5. Read more. Read more