Soul of the City Sample Clauses

Soul of the City. Review of Stakeholders and Assets The first step for creating a TCP is to assess the organization structure by analyzing the stakeholders and assets with the Atlanta Technopolis Wheel and propose recommendations for strengthening areas of weakness. If the organization structure is inadequate, an EM will not function effectively. Atlanta clearly has a strong contingent of stakeholders and assets in place for a successful tech cluster plan. Multiple weaknesses, however, as discussed in Chapter 4, are still prevalent. A summary of that review is helpful to isolate areas of weakness: • Early-stage capital community: 30+ early-stage investors and accelerators that invest including Noro-Mosley Partners, Overline, Panorama Ventures, Tech Square Ventures. Many firms are restricted towards certain industry verticals, and few lead rounds. This has led many Atlanta-based founders to seek capital in other regions and could eventually lead founders to relocate altogether. → Recommendation(s): Leverage the strength of existing industries (fintech, biotechnology) to organically attract new investors. Promotional engagement campaign led by the Mayor to present the assets of Atlanta and its tech cluster; engage with members of the national and global startup and VC community. • Universities: Georgia Tech, Emory University, Georgia State University, 5 HBCUs including Morehouse College, Spellman College. • Large corporations: Coca Cola, Delta, UPS, NCR, Home Depot • Emerging startups: Mailchimp, Calendly, Salesloft • Local, state, and federal government: The Mayor’s Office of Keisha Lance Bottoms, Invest Georgia, related federal research grants. Current local government programs targeting support for entrepreneurs are restrictive towards certain industries (semiconductors, pharmaceuticals), or locating in certain geographies like opportunity zones in the city. → Recommendation(s): Support the expansion of entrepreneurial incentives to include areas of strength (fintech, biotechnology) • Community support groups: 20+ incubator and accelerator programs including Atlanta Tech Village, Techstars, Start:ME, Russel Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. There are 20+ accelerator and incubator programs spanning various verticals and stages, with many that invest in companies. → Recommendation(s): Support the expansion and development of impact-focused programs to help those in underserved communities launch new businesses. • Influencers: Business leaders, celebrities, and high...
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Soul of the City. Execution Model Earlier, it was asserted that a successful TCP for Atlanta requires defining stakeholders and assets as well as an Execution Model. The EM creates an Organization for action and Behavioral Rules for assuring inclusive prosperity while minimizing externalities. The following tools can help form the layout of the Execution Model: • Public-Private Partnership (P3) Canvas and the Organization for Action
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