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DivvyHQ adds Robert Rose to Board of Directors, launches version 3.0
Kansas City-based DivvyHQ, an industry leading content planning and collaboration platform, recently added top content marketing thought leader, speaker, and author Robert Rose to their Board of Directors. The addition of Rose coincided with the company phasing in their recently updated 3.0 platform. “DivvyHQ is filling a critical need for content and marketing teams to…
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DivvyHQ launches version 2.0 with the likes of Walmart, Adobe on board
Kansas City-based content planning startup DivvyHQ officially launched its new platform, DivvyHQ 2.0, today. Along with a redesigned, touch-friendly interface and new features like a custom workflow builder …
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Startup Spaces: DivvyHQ sets up shop in old firehouse, Broadway roastery
Built in 1939, DivvyHQ’s office building in Westport has seen a lot of life in its 75 years. What used to be Westport Fire Station 19 became office space and, once Broadway Roasting Company bought it in 2007, partially a roastery and coffee shop. Fortunately, all that history didn’t die. The fire poles are still…
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DivvyHQ finds right fit with Dundee Venture Capital, closes seed round
Kansas City-based DivvyHQ has been accelerating and streamlining processes for content teams around the world since its launch in September 2011, but “needed a little bit of rocket fuel” to see its full potential. That boost has arrived, in the form of a seed round from Omaha-based Dundee Venture Capital. Co-founders Brody Dorland and Brock…
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Digital Sandbox KC picks next nine companies for prototype funding
Digital Sandbox KC announced Friday it has selected nine more companies to receive funding that will help sculpt their early-stage ideas for commercialization. Digital Sandbox KC announced Friday it has selected nine more companies to receive funding that will help sculpt their early-stage ideas for commercialization…
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DivvyHQ aims to help companies manage content sans spreadsheets
Managing content for a business can be stressful and time intensive for companies without a plan and a simple process. Take, for example, a company selling a software product. There’s product information in press releases, on the website, in the web API, in a flyer, in the user documentation and in the customer support materials.…
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Set goals that put butterflies in your stomach
(This is a guest post by Jayme Thomason.) I was asked to write about goal setting, but I’d rather talk about stretching. Stretching, at first, can be uncomfortable. Kinda hurts even. When you stretch more often, it gets easier. Enjoyable even. No, I’m not talking about your hamstrings. I’m talking about stretch goals. What’s a…