Since launching in 2009, the Founder Institute has helped launch over 1,310 new technology companies across 85 cities, 40 countries, and six continents.
These companies have gone on to do great things, and create over 10,000+ new jobs.
Over the past week, Emberlight was a featured product on Brit+Co, MyeTutor announced as a finalist in a Greek business competition, Retailigence partnered up with Gimbal, and more Grad News.
Below is a roundup of recent Founder Institute Graduates in the news:
- Emberlight featured on Brit+Co: 14 Smart Bulbs to Light Up Your Home (Brit+Co): Emberlight, a San Francisco Graduate, is an in home automation product that turns any light into a smart light.
- MyeTutor a finalist in the Creative Business Cup: 10 most prevelant Greek ideas for international business: Creative Business Cup (e-forologia): MyeTutor, an Athens Graduate, provides an eLearning platfrom for students for improved tutoring.
- Retailigence partners with Gimbal as reported by Herald Online: Retailigence and Gimbal Partner to Provide Personalized Shopper Targeting, Messaging, In-Aisle Engagement and Insights for Retailers and Brand Manufacturers (Herald Online): Retailigence, a Bay Area Graduate, localizes all forms of digital marketing to increase engagement, foot-traffic and revenue for retailers and brands.
- Kichink featured on Unocero: How to open an online store (Unocero): Kichink, a San Diego Graduate is an all-inclusive ecommerce service that allows anyone to start selling via their website, Facebook and Kichink.com.
- Realty Mogul featured on Digital Journal: Realty Mogul Announces Results of Extensive Real Estate Survey (Digital Journal): Realty Mogul, a Los Angeles Graduate, connects accredited investors looking to invest money in real estate with private real estate companies.
- CipherPoint featured on Broadway World: CipherPoint Releases Results of Second Annual State of Collaboration Security Survey (Broadway World): CipherPoint, a Denver Graduate, secures information in enterprise collaboration platforms.
