Entrepreneurial Failure at an Atlanta Nonprofit
After 311 days as the first Entrepreneur in Residence at the United Way of Greater Atlanta, I'm no longer with the organization.
Sanjay Parekh
I'm Joining United Way of Greater Atlanta
UPDATE: I'm no longer at UWGA as of January 2025.
IP Geolocation Is Twenty-Five Years Old
Twenty-five years ago I had an idea which changed the way the Internet worked. Looking back, it was an incredible ride.
How I'd Fix Atlanta
I recently stumbled upon a great series of essays entitled "How I'd Fix Atlanta" orchestrated by Austin Ray. Here is my first of three ideas on how I'd "fix" Atlanta.
Corporate Philanthropy Is Sabotaging Diversity
Everyone believes that corporate and foundation philanthropy is a great thing. The problem is that money distorts how non-profits act just like it distorts other organizations.
Policy Proposal: Supporting Startups to Fix “Economic Development”
The U.S. spends $80 billion to $170 billion per year giving large corporations economic incentives to move from place to place within the country while these companies are shown to be net job destroyers over a multi-decade time frame.
The Future of Startup Fundraising
Why my two minute segment for CNN International on the future of startup fundraising was geared towards the general public and not entrepreneurs.
The Problem With Georgia HB 1069 (Part 2)
A follow up to my initial analysis of Georgia's angel tax credit.
The Problem With Georgia HB 1069 (Part 1)
An initial analysis of what Georgia's angel tax credit really means.