“The pitch competition was an excellent example of the diversity and impact that gov tech is having across the country right now," said CivStart CEO Anthony Jamison. "All of the startups were impressive, and these six really stood out as impactful technologies that we hope to see scale to even more state and local governments."
Three of those six overall winners were profiled in Part 1.
The three remaining finalists were:
Collective Liberty — Through its Human Trafficking Fusion Center, Collective Liberty connects anti-trafficking investigators from across the nation to the tools they need to stop traffickers — including cutting-edge intelligence analysis, curated data and networks of like-minded investigators.
Rheaply — As part of the circular economy, Rheaply enables organizations to innovate and excel by creating resource-sharing economies through technology solutions.
ThruGreen — ThruGreen makes old traffic lights smart by connecting them to data, enabling cities to reduce red light wait time, prioritize government vehicles, reduce CO2 emissions, share data between intersections, re-time signals in real time and monitor intersection health.
On this episode of ICYMI, Dustin and Joe are joined by Garr Punnett (Rheaply) and Alex Kozak (ThruGreen) to discuss their companies’ solutions, their ideal agency customers and what has surprised them working with state and local agencies.
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