At TechwithaT, we’re not just observers of innovation – we’re its champions, its storytellers, its true believers. Every day, we wake up with a burning desire to push the boundaries of what’s possible, to challenge the status quo, and to celebrate those who dare to think differently.
From garage startups coding the next big app to Fortune 500 giants reinventing entire industries, we’re here to capture the relentless spirit of innovation that drives our world forward. Our mission isn’t just to report on technology – it’s to inspire the next generation of dreamers and doers who will shape our future. We believe in the power of ideas, the courage of entrepreneurs, and the transformative impact of technology on humanity.
As 2Pac once said, “I’m not saying I’m gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world.” Join us on this exhilarating journey as we explore the frontiers of innovation, share stories of triumphs and failures, and illuminate the path for those bold enough to dream big. Warren Buffett reminds us, “The best investment you can make is in yourself,” and at TechwithaT, we invest in ideas that can reshape our future and yours as well.
“Amen”
How we define our categories:
Startups
We consider Startups as companies that have been in existence for 5 years or less.
Unicorns
We define a unicorn company, or unicorn startup, as a private company with a valuation over $1 billion.
Tech Companies
We’ve chosen to define tech companies as businesses that use technology to create an advantage in terms of product uniqueness or scale or improved margins.
Blue Chips
At TechwithaT we classify blue-chip companies as businesses that typically have a market capitalization in the billions. These companies are generally the market leaders or among the top three companies in its sector and is more often than not a household name.
Discovery
We’ve created this category to be a place where our members can discover amazing companies that some may categorize as… interesting, local business, impactful, minority owned, not-for-profit, & underrepresented businesses more often than not. We just call them “cool companies.”
SMB’s
We define small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) as companies without traditional venture capital funding and with 5 to 500 employees depending on their business and industry.
Events
We consider ‘Events’ to be a noteworthy technology event, or a social gathering or activity for technology companies, suppliers, and vendors.
VC’s
In our definition, ‘Venture Capital’ or ‘VCs’ are companies or individuals that raise funds from limited partners (LPs) to invest in startups or larger venture capital funds.
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