Monthly Archives: April, 2023

Anvil, a five-year old software startup, defied the pandemic’s economic downturn and secured $5m in funding from two venture firms, Craft Ventures and Gradient Ventures. With its automated paperwork solutions, Anvil helps businesses save time, money and trouble in their operations. With Ben Ng's resilience, the startup is now experiencing a tenfold growth in users and looks forward to more successes.

This article delves into cost-cutting measures taken by big tech companies, and provides insight into current happenings in the tech industry, such as US federal tax credit for electric vehicles and Apple's upcoming launch of extended reality products. Read on to find out why Google CEO Sundar Pichai is confident in the successes of their AI chatbot, how Bill Gates predicts self-driving cars will be mainstream in a decade, and more.

. Learn how Ericsson and Head of IndustryLab, Anders Erlandsson, are shaping the future of hybrid and remote working with their new research. Knowing what workers need and taking into account their preferences is key for providing the correct tools. Find out how these changes can improve the working environment now.

This article introduces Sarah Guo, the youngest and one of the only female general partners in the venture capital world. Sarah ventured into the AI boom and has created "Conviction", a $100 million fund with a focus on data analytics, business solutions and artificial intelligence. She also hosts dinners and events for the AI community, providing insight and advice to startups through her podcast, 'No Priors'. Be inspired by Sarah's ambition and journey!

This article shares the remarkable story of SUNY Albany graduate Matthew Alfieri and his journey to Wall Street without an Ivy-league pedigree. With hard work, a little luck and a lot of chutzpah, he proves that access to the elite world of Wall Street is attainable from any school. Recruiting beyond Ivy and prep schools could result in higher profits & better working relationships.