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Charles Brian Quinn, also known as CBQ, is a passionate technologist, a programmer at heart, an entrepreneur to the core, an investor in people, a builder of products, an ardent salesperson, a loquacious speaker, a fumbling writer, and a self-proclaimed coffee snob. He enjoys sailing, running, and racing two-wheeled vehicles in the mud and on the track.
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A company I co-founded out of Highgroove Studios found a home at Xenon Partners. Xenon Partners Acquires Scout APM.
The Atlanta Ventures team did a write up on Greenzie’s First 10 Months.
The Atlanta Small Business Network interviewed me for a fun piece on How Atlanta Startup Greenzie, is Removing the Human Component from Lawn Care.
I joined the Atlanta Ventures Studio as a Studio Entrepreneur.
I gave a talk at the GitHub Constellation: Atlanta conference titled "Launching a Month Early?!?".
The team at Imagine Media Consulting interviewed me for their podcast, Imagine More for Episode #10 Trust Your Gut.
The technology team I led and served on won the award for Best Use of Technology In-Store for our client, Made.com.
I participated in an Ask Me Anything (AMA) style conversation to chat about my career path.
Ricky Steele of Booth 61 interviewed me and Aaron at the annual TechBridge Digital Ball.
I was honored to be invited to judge the 2014 National Civic Day of Hacking hosted at my one of my favorite non-profits: the Atlanta Community Food Bank. The entries were incredible engineering feats (called hacks) to help non-profits.
GT Computing hosted me and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian for a fireside chat to a packed house in the Klaus Atrium. There's also a video of the fireside chat from GT Computing.
Inc. Magazine interviewed Aaron and I for advice on How to Successfully Manage a Merger.
My pal Johnson Cook interviewed me on his Venture Energy Blog, in an article on The Famous and funny CBQ, CEO of Big Nerd Ranch.
The Advanced Technology Development Center in Atlanta serves as the hub for technology entrepreneurship in Georgia. Read the Interview on Startup Chronicles: Highgroove Studios (Big Nerd Ranch).
When Aaron and I decided to merge companies, we pitched Bloomberg Businessweek on an article. Aaron wrote an article about his demotion: A Big Nerd Trades his Corner Office for a Cubicle. The only thing not true about this article is that we don't have cubicles.
My good friend, and nerd mentor, Aaron Hillegass (founder of the Big Nerd Ranch) and I decided to merge companies. Read the PRWeb News Release.
My pals at Matchstic, an Atlanta Branding Agency, put up a video on my experience working with Matchstic and the impact it had on my business. Watch the Video.
The Entrepreneur's Organization (EO) Atlanta Chapter did a write up on my "Graduation" from EO Accelerator into EO in the Chapter Newsletter in May of 2011. View the Article.
Georgia Tech's College of Computing interviewed me in 2009 for their "Spotlight on Alumni Series." Read the Spotlight on Alumni - Charles Brian Quinn on the College of Computing's site.
I automated the control of a Draper motorized shade (a large curtain) via hardware (Raspberry Pi with a small circuit) and software (web app). Here's the writeup. Read More...