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I'm very proud to run an ATL startup, and from the article it sounds like there are many others who feel the same way.

• daeken 17y ago
  As am I, but honestly I had no idea about the startup activity here. Are there any meetings where founders get together and such?
  • brianculler 17y ago
    Geez, yes. To the point that if you went to all of them you'd never get any actual work done. Nice illustration of all the meetups, organizations, conferences, etc: http://academicvc.com/2009/05/entrepreneurial-atlanta-2/ http://academicvc.com/2009/05/entrepreneurial-atlanta-2/
    • daeken 17y ago
      Wow, thanks. I'm fairly new to the area, and my startup occupies the majority of my time, so I have met few other founders so far. I'll have to leave my cave from time to time to hit some of these.
      • sanjayparekh 17y ago
        Check out @startupgossip on Twitter. I'm trying to post most of the events there. I also post stuff on my blog at sanjayparekh.com (altho I've been slack lately) when it comes to events I'm running. Start coming to events and you'll meet a ton of us who are in and around Atlanta doing startups.
      • MicahWedemeyer 17y ago
        Hmm, spend most of your time in your cave. What Brian said is right. There are so many events that it's easy to get caught up in the scene and spend more time talking about startups than actually working on one.