Wingocard wants to help ensure that the next generation is smart with their money, joining the growing number of challenger banks that want to disrupt a system that legacy banks have been profiting off of for decades.
The commercial real estate industry has long been bogged down by antiquated practices and regulations. Cadre is changing that. The company is leveraging data to create a platform that makes investing in the properties more accessible. Four engineers dish on how they're bringing the industry into the digital age.
New York City-based startup, Schoology, wants to disrupt one of the industries most resistant to change—education. The company hatched out of a class project among four college friends in 2009, and has since morphed into an edtech giant that wants to make learning more personalized.
Venture capital firms were caught up in a storm of tech innovations last month as these Big Apple companies pulled in sizable financing rounds left and right. Read on to learn what these companies are doing with the fresh funding.
Who is behind New York’s burgeoning tech capital? Built In NYC has carefully selected 35 individuals that are making waves in the city, and shaping the local tech scene in their wake.
