In the last five years, Atlanta and the Southeastern region have transformed into a thriving tech ecosystem, attracting substantial venture capital investments—$2.1 billion in total, with $1 billion in the past year alone. This growth is fueled by entrepreneurial talent from institutions like Georgia Tech and a concerted effort to position Atlanta as a tech hub.

With demographics ahead of the U.S. curve, a rich talent pool, and companies like Airbnb choosing the region, Atlanta is becoming a global tech hub. However, despite contributing 24% to the U.S. GDP, the Southeast receives only 7% of venture investment. Yet, recent momentum suggests a positive shift, with local managers gaining investor support.

Key cities like Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta, Marietta, Smyrna, and others are integral to this growth. Alongside roles such as Executive Assistant and Project Coordinator, they contribute to the Southeast’s rise in the tech industry. For more information

Posted in Uncategorized