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Paul Freischlag and Joe Wolfe discussing i2Telecom with CEO Paul Arena
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Co-sponsor Triton Value Partners managing partner, Paul Freischlag, and Emory Finance professor, Klaas Baks
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Paul and Klaas questioning the students
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Questions from Sanjay Parekh
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Sanjay discussing the concept of "quick to fail"
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TechOperators managing partner, Said Mohammadioun
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Chris Demetree from Value Plus Ventures listening intently
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The judges discussing team performance over the two day competition
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The Winning Team and judges
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Some feedback on teamwork from Chris
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Greg Foster from Noro-Moseley
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Joe Walker from co-sponsor, TopRight
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Joe Wolfe, managing partner of Global Micro-Cap Equity Appreciation Fund
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Some media training and story telling advice from Christy Cooksey
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Thank you Klaas and Paul
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Some final thoughts
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Thank you for all your hard work, Yaniv
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The Winning Team
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Judging was based on Due Dilligence, Presentation, and Terms Sheet
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  TopRight & Aprimo sponsored an event yesterday at the Washington Nationals Home Opener.

   Approximately 12 companies attended, including: Sylvan, MedImmune, GEICO, Deltek, American University, Smithfield Foods, Strayer University, OAI, CampaignGrid, Target Marketing, and XO Communications.

   see www.cornerthemarket.net to learn more about the presentations from Sylvan's Sara Costello on the Campaign Management work that TopRight has been leading with them, and from MedImmune (a division of AstraZeneca) on their MRM implementation using Aprimo Professional. 

Atlanta, GA (November 19, 2008) — Triton Value Partners and TopRight LLC will co-sponsor Goizueta Business School’s seventh annual Venture Capital Investment Competition on November 20-22.  The competition will be held at Emory University.

The Venture Capital Investment Competition (VCIC) brings real startup companies and venture capitalists together with venture capital-minded MBA students for a uniquely powerful learning experience.

The VCIC is a one-of-a-kind competition that gives MBA students from top business schools a realistic venture capital experience in a competitive environment. Teams of MBA students from Goizueta Business School’s full-time MBA and Evening MBA programs will be placed in the role of venture capital firms deciding among various investment opportunities.

The investment opportunities are real companies that are seeking venture capital investment. The student teams analyze each company in the same way a venture capitalist would, by: reviewing the business plan, listening to the company presentation, engaging in question-and-answer sessions with the company management team, and performing additional due diligence about the company. Students prepare term sheets for the investments that they would seek out and present their analysis of all presenting companies to a judging panel. Real venture capitalists serve on the judging panel and select the top student teams to win cash prizes.

 

 

We are pleased to announce some awards recognizing achievement in our relationships with clients.  Both small-size client WordRake, LLC and large-size client InterContinental Hotels Group took top honors for their work with the service industry at the third annual Client Advisor Awards.  TopRight was also honored as the top small-size service firm.

Atlanta is increasingly drawing attention for the impact of its professional services firms. Professional advisory firms continue to serve as one of the most significant sources of job growth in the City and the concentration of professional services workers in Atlanta is nearly fifty percent higher than it is in the rest of the US economy.

Atlanta is increasingly drawing attention for the impact of its professional services firms. Professional advisory firms continue to serve as one of the most significant sources of job growth in the City and the concentration of professional services workers in Atlanta is nearly fifty percent higher than it is in the rest of the US economy.

“Even in a slow economy, professional services firms continue to be one of the strongest sectors in Atlanta,” says Andrew Dietz, Managing Partner of Creative Growth Group, Inc., which first conceived of the Awards program. “The Client Advisor Awards celebrates and rewards the impact of this essential part of our business ecosystem. In our third year of this important program, the Atlanta business community has responded with great enthusiasm to recognize the vital role of trusted advisors and their clients of choice,” Dietz explained.