Startups

ApprenNet is a finalist in this national software contest

Other finalists include tech heavy-hitters like Adobe, IBM and HubSpot. Get 'em, ApprenNet.

At ApprenNet's first user conference, August 2015. That's cofounder Emily Foote at the podium. (Courtesy photo)

ApprenNet made it to the finals of the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA)’s CODiE Awards in the Best College and Career Readiness Solution category.
To get to the final round, the company went through a series of demos and interviews with their peers, said cofounder Emily Foote. There’s one more voting round to go to decide the winners, which will be announced next month. Other finalists include Adobe, IBM and HubSpot.
See all the finalists
In other ApprenNet news, the company poached RJMetrics content marketer David Williams to be its director of marketing. Williams also happens to be Foote’s husband.
The edtech company, which is distributed between San Francisco and Philadelphia, is hosting a happy hour at coworking space Industrious about the hardships of growing a company on May 3 during Philly Tech Week 2016. RSVP here.
ApprenNet’s Philly team of eight works out of an office at Industrious, Foote said. The company employs 20 around the country.

Companies: Instructure / Practice
Engagement

Join our growing Slack community

Join 5,000 tech professionals and entrepreneurs in our community Slack today!

Donate to the Journalism Fund

Your support powers our independent journalism. Unlike most business-media outlets, we don’t have a paywall. Instead, we count on your personal and organizational contributions.

Trending

Unshackled Ventures, an immigrant-focused VC firm, is looking to invest in more Philly startups

From B2B to B2C — the storytelling shift economic development needs now

Meet the immigrant entrepreneur working to uplift other immigrant entrepreneurs

VC activity for women-owned startups is seeing an upturn, just as anti-DEI sentiment looms

Technically Media