It’s happening! Everyone stay calm!
Today we announced the 2017 43North finalists that will pitch on stage live at Shea’s Performing Arts Center on October 5, 2017.
So we sat down with Dan Greene, 43North Director of Operations, who oversaw the judging process, to talk about the finalists and what their startups do.
This Latitude podcast, brought to you by Kaleida Health, is a great precursor for the finals and will give you some great insight to the statups who will pitch on Oct. 5th.
Tags: Latitude
KAV, a cutting-edge manufacturer of 3D-printed bike helmets, has officially relocated from Silicon Valley to Buffalo’s First Ward, bringing high-tech jobs and innovation to the region. The company uses advanced 3D printing to produce aerodynamic helmets that improve performance for cyclists, and it’s already begun expanding its local workforce. Founder Whitman Kwok cited Buffalo’s strong
When David Lord moved Guidesly to Buffalo after winning 43North’s startup competition, he gained more than just funding. He gained Buffalo and 43North as a strategic partner. Since relocating in early 2024, Guidesly has raised $9.5 million, launched a patented AI tool, and doubled its Buffalo-based team. But according to Lord, it’s the support from
Bounce Imaging (Y3) is scaling rapidly following a major deployment with a NATO ally and expanded work with U.S. Special Operations Command. The company’s 360° throwable camera—designed for use in high-risk environments—has become a critical tool for tactical teams, helping them assess threats before entering a room. For founder Francisco Aguilar and the Bounce Imaging