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Cortado Ventures Doubleshot Newsletter: February 2023
Check out this month’s Doubleshot newsletter featuring The Verge OKC, new investment mate fertility and Pipedream Labs as one of the nation’s top new startups.
The Oklahoman: Why Oklahoma is fertile ground for entrepreneurs, innovators
In the past, the idea of quitting your day job and starting a new technology
My two weeks in South Asia
This past month I had the opportunity to travel to South Asia for two weeks
Look Back and Look Ahead
When we started Cortado Ventures in the spring of 2020, we believed that technological innovation would infiltrate new areas
WATCH: MIKE MORADI DISCUSSES REPRESENTING OKLAHOMA AT THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
Mike joined the News On 6 team on Tuesday morning to talk about what it was like getting to speak at one of the world’s highest-profile gatherings.
Tulsa World: Tulsa is the center of a new ‘homegrown’ hub for tech ecosystem
Written by Cortado Advisor and former Oklahoma Commerce Secretary Sean Kouplen.
Cortado Ventures Doubleshot Newsletter: January 2023
What 2023 will bring for venture capital and new entrepreneurial developments
Myri Health and the Postpartum World
As the FemTech market continues to rise, startup founder Dr. Pinkey Patel shares her outlook
2023 SXSW Pitch Finalists Announced: 40 Innovative Tech Startups
Announcing 40 finalists for the 15th annual SXSW Pitch competition
Venture Capital Journal: Dealflow will stay low…
Venture Capital Journal spoke to eight industry participants about the coming year.
Ask a VC: What 2023 Will Bring for Venture Capital
The Cortado team shares their predictions for the upcoming year, including where they see the most opportunity.
The Oklahoman: Forbes said Oklahoma was a bottom 10 state to start a business. Is it really?
Forbes isn’t a big fan of starting a business in Oklahoma.
This week in startups: The 2022 TWiSTY Awards! | E1647
Cortado Ventures Doubleshot Newsletter: December 2022
Cortado PortCo Founder Recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30
gener8tor and Partners Announce Accelerator for Oklahoma Startups
Anita Ly, local investor and founder advocate, returns to Oklahoma City to lead program
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