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CodeBuddy Launches AI- & Human-Powered Coding Solution
CodeBuddy launches AI- and human-powered platform to accelerate software development and increase efficiency for engineers. The startup also announced a $600k pre-seed investment round.
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Top Posts From 2023
Here’s a look at the most read stories published on SPN in 2023. Check it out and see if your favorite story made the list.
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Nebraska Startup Funding Announcements
Nebraska AgTech startups are leading the way in early stage startup funding awards in the second half of 2023. See a list of recent funding announcements from Nebraska startups, including Sentinel Fertigation.
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Prairie Portraits: Kent Campbell
The Prairie Portraits series features founders, funders and community builders from Nebraska’s innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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Startup Omaha Week | Day 4 Recap
Startup Omaha Week Day 4 offered advice on raising capital for your startup, Legal Office Hours and a Scale Omaha event with Opendorse co-founder Adi Kunalic.
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Startup Omaha Week | Day 2 Recap
“There is no us vs. them when it comes to startups and small businesses. Neither is better or worse. They’re just different.” —Charlie Cuddy, MOVE Venture Capital and Nebraska Startup Academy
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Prairie Portraits: Charlie Cuddy
We’re relaunching Prairie Portraits and asking the same 5 questions to community builders, founders and funders to get their perspective on the Nebraska startup ecosystem. Check it out!
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What’s next for MOVE VC & Nebraska Startup Academy
SPN recently connected with MOVE VC managing partner Charlie Cuddy to learn more about the new investment firm. In part two of this series we talk with Cuddy about what’s coming next, both for MOVE and its new nonprofit arm, Nebraska Startup Academy.
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Move VC: Writing the first check for Nebraska founders
Early stage founders in Nebraska have a new resource for funding and education with the launch of MOVE Venture Capital in January 2023. SPN recently connected with managing partner Charlie Cuddy to learn more about the firm, its progress since launching in January and MOVE’s plans for the future.