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GVLtoday’s new Founderville series celebrates local start ups and innovation

We’re putting our city’s vibrant ecosystem front-and-center in this new series.

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Let’s get down to business.

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Greenville’s startup ecosystem is booming. The innovation taking place in our city is incredible, and chances are, our average reader hasn’t heard about many of these young companies. We’re looking to change that.

Introducing Founderville, our new series celebrating local start ups, entrepreneurs, and innovators. The name comes from our partners for this series, Founderville, a local venture capitalist group backing the next generation of founders.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Submit a local start up. It can be your own, your neighbor’s, or just one you heard about.
  2. We’ll go through the submissions and choose the coolest, most unique, and exciting ventures.
  3. You’ll read the stories of these founders and their companies + what they need and how they’re planning to grow.

Submit a start up

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