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@thestartupgrind
Four years ago, Josh founded Simple, formerly BankSimple, a company that is working to radically redesign banking by using modern technology to help people worry less about money. Josh has a BSc. in mathematics and statistics from the University of Melbourne, most of a medical degree, and an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University.
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Google for Entrepreneurs is providing program assistance and $1,000,000 in funding to 40 partner organizations that are increasing the representation of women entrepreneurs in their startup communities. As one of their partners we are featuring female speakers that are making an impact in their city in all of our 85+ chapters in over 25 countries. For our Portland launch we couldn’t be more proud to have Michelle Rowley, recently named one of the seven most powerful women to watch in 2014 by Entrepreneur Magazine, http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/230351-5, come out and share her story. Michelle is a P.I.E., Portland Incubator Experiment, graduate and now serves as a mentor to new classes. She is the founder and Executive Director of Code Scouts, a nonprofit organization that empowers women to learn software development. She also recently founded an organizational culture consultancy called Cultivate & Co. aimed at helping tech companies build healthy cultures. A member of the Python Software Foundation and organizer of the Portland Python User Group, she also speaks and writes about the importance of diversity in the tech scene and tech literacy for everyone.
Guest post for the Silicon Florist about launching another chapter of the Google for Entrepreneurs powered event the Startup Grind here in Portland this May
StartupGrind Atlanta + AiMA Presents the Co-founder & CEO at Dragon Army Apps & Former President of Engauge Jeff Hilimire
Jeff Hilimire is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte with a B.S. in computer science. His most recent endeavor is as co-founder and CEO of Dragon Army, located in the Atlanta Tech Village, it's one of Atlanta’s first and only mobile game development studios. Jeff co-founded Spunlogic in 1998 with a friend in his dorm room at UNC-Charlotte, eventually moving the company to his mother's basement in Atlanta. That company, Spunlogic, grew to 75 people over the next ten years and was acquired by Halyard Capital in 2008, forming Engauge. Jeff stayed on as President and Chief Digital Officer and helped Engauge build a robust business until five years later they sold to Publicis Groupe (for a reported $65 million deal) and were merged with Moxie. Jeff serves as advisor on board for numerous companies including AMA, The Metro Atlanta Chamber, the Zoo Atlanta, The Children’s Museum of Atlanta, Leadership Atlanta, and Junior Achievement.
Jeff has over 15 years experience in starting and running a digital marketing agency! If you have any interest in digital marketing and want to know the ins, outs, and pitfalls to being the boss then don't miss Jeff speak, this is going to be one for the books!
Core Reaction: Community collaboration to help Atlanta thrive, play, and grow! Five months in the making; 200+ people involved; Seven projects ready to launch
Ideas Turned into Action I participated in an event called Core Reaction on October 17-18 when 100 people gathered to begin to turn ideas into action. After an intense 90-day incubation period, seven Core Reaction teams are ready to launch their projects:
1. Walk Atlanta Want a self-guided walk in ATL? Here's Walk Atlanta http://www.causeshift.com/walk-atlanta/ 2. Atlanta Untold Celebrate the people making Atlanta world class. Tell their stories with @ATLUntold http://www.causeshift.com/atlanta-untold/ 3. Mentor Match CEO Chats Match Tech CEOs with 16-25 y/os who want to be mentored. Mentor Match CEO Chats set for 1/30: http://www.causeshift.com/mentor-match-ceo-chats/ 4. H.A.R.T. and MARTAdventures Bring life back to Atlanta's transit with H.A.R.T and their MARTAdventure maps http://www.causeshift.com/hart-bringing-life-back-to-atlantas-transit/ 5. ATL Boroughs Overwhelmed by Atlanta's 242 neighborhoods? Do Atlanta Right and find the best thing to do with ATL Boroughs http://www.causeshift.com/atl-boroughs/ 6. Atlanta Streets Alive Monthly Love @ATLStreetsAlive? Help make it a monthly happening. http://www.causeshift.com/atlanta-streets-alive-monthly/
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It's official, got my @atltechvillage card, @octanecoffee coffee cup, and lanyard! @checkaction #ChooseATL#checkaction (at Atlanta Tech Village)
The team @FarmUnited has put together our first homepage #design! @HackATL (at Goizueta Business School - Emory)
Our team for @HackATL is hard at work wire-framing our @farmunited #web platform! (at Goizueta Business School - Emory)
#HackATL is about to start, excited to see what businesses will be pitched! #letsbuildstuff (at Goizueta Business School - Emory)
The Allen Nance talk was absolutely amazing last week. If you missed it, it's probably @VP's fault for shutting down traffic in #Atlanta for an hour in the middle or rush hour! Don't fret though, we had an incredible media production team with @tru_media and we have the whole thing on video and we'll be posting soon! Join our Meetup Page at http://www.meetup.com/Startup-Grind-Atlanta/ for updates and follow us on twitter @StartupGrindATL!
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The founder of @Reddit @alexisohanian has arrived @hypepotamus #Entrepreneurship (at Hypepotamus)
Upgraded to the new 15-inch #MacBookPro instead! #HaswellChip #i7 (at Tim Cook's Atlanta Bungalow )
#BusinessGrowthSummit #ChooseATL @AtlBizChron (at Cobb Galleria Centre)
Thanks @ZipCarATL for the free memberships for being part of core reaction! #SouthernSupernova #ChooseATL (at Promenade Two)
Some great slides from my CS494 web development class at Oregon State University!
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Really awesome to start seeing the possibilities in biomedical technology & technical medicine. @MIRAutwente
"Smart glasses" can improve gait of Parkinson’s patients
A new app for intelligent glasses, such as Google Glass, will soon make it possible to improve the gait of patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease and to decrease their risk of falling. Researchers at the University of Twente’s MIRA Institute have received a grant from the NutsOhra fund for the development of the app.
The gait of Parkinson’s patients is often disturbed: sometimes this presents as a shuffling movement with the patient taking small steps, or it may result in the patient constantly looking for additional support. Gait disturbance also increases the chance of a fall, despite the progress made in terms of medication. Researchers have established that the gait of patients improves when they regularly see or hear a pattern. Examples might include stripes on the floor, or the regular ticking of a metronome.
The researchers, working under the leadership of Prof. Richard van Wezel, who is professor of Neurophysiology at the UT and is also attached to the Donders Institute in Nijmegen, are now looking at exploring the possibility of using the intelligent glasses, such as Google Glass, that are now coming on to the consumer market.
Intelligent glasses would be able to provide patients with the regular visual or audible patterns required. These patterns may take the form of moving stripes or shapes which the patient sees through the glasses, flashing shapes, or music with varying tempos. The latest intelligent glasses already have inbuilt cameras and accelerometers. By using these, it will be possible to determine which approach works best for each individual patient.
The MIRA Institute for Biomedical Technology and Technical Medicine is working on the project together with the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour (Nijmegen), the Medisch Spectrum Twente hospital and the VUmc University Medical Centre in Amsterdam.
"Fonds NutsOhra", a fund that provides financial support for healthcare projects, has granted the sum of € 94,000 to the project.
A great @hypepotamus #StartupAcademy on #design from @jc, founder of @ninelabs.
