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.

The week before classes officially started at Georgia Tech (GT) for the fall semester, the Tech Square courtyard and surrounding area hosted approximately 3,000 incoming freshmen and local vendors in an effort to welcome the incoming class and get them acquainted with all the great things our community has to offer!

The 404 Accelerator, a non-dilutive program run by 404 DAO, accelerates blockchain-oriented startups over the course of a 10-week program, aiding in technical support, mentor sourcing, investors introductions, and much more. To showcase the latest happenings from the cohort, we teamed up with our entrepreneurial partners to host their first-ever 404 Accelerator Demo Day at The Clubhouse!

In a unique experiment to cultivate the essence of collaboration, Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) unveiled an intriguing puzzle challenge right in the heart of its vibrant community hub. Within the lobby walls of Centergy, we placed a 1,000 piece puzzle with nothing other than a simple sign inviting fellow collaborators and contributors to partake in the activity.

While most of our events are aimed at fostering a community that serves as the catalyst for productive collaborations and innovation, it’s refreshing every now and then to host a gathering where members can just come together to enjoy a shared meal and insightful conversation. 

Thursday, July 20, The Clubhouse buzzed with intellectual curiosity and a touch of nostalgia as we commemorated 54 years since humankind's maiden steps on the lunar surface! To celebrate, we hosted an out-of-this-world pop-up, complete with themed activities, sweet treats, and of course, deep [space] conversations. 

Brainpower met brews and banter at the July session of the recurring Tech Square Trivia Night, where community members came together for an evening of competition and connections. 

Meet Alex Edquist, Co-Founder and CEO of Good Agriculture. When she isn’t busy juggling multiple responsibilities, you can find her cheering for UGA football, trail running, orienteering, and other outdoor activities.

CREATE-X, Georgia Tech’s startup launch program, hosted a private event in The Clubhouse at the end of June to preview the progress of the startups enrolled in the summer session. And fortunately for us at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL), they were able to share an exclusive sneak peek!