Company is the 16th Graduate of Tech Alpharetta’s Innovation Center
ALPHARETTA, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Tech Alpharetta, the nonprofit organization helping the City of Alpharetta to lead in innovation, announces the newest graduate from its Innovation Center, FUSmobile, (www.fusmobile.com).
Led by Arik Hananel, M.D., CEO and co-founder, and Ron Aginsky, President and co-founder, FUSmobile becomes the 16th graduate from Tech Alpharetta’s startup incubator, which opened in the City of Alpharetta in 2015.
FUSmobile is a medical device startup that joined Tech Alpharetta’s incubator in June 2018. The company advances non-invasive solutions for interventional pain management treatment. FUSMobile’s solutions aim to improve the patient’s experience and clinical outcomes, while reducing costs for payers and healthcare providers.
FUSmobile has grown from two to seven employees during its time at Tech Alpharetta’s startup incubator and has now headquartered in commercial office space in the City of Alpharetta, where it will continue to expand its team.
“We’ve received tremendous support as members of Tech Alpharetta’s startup incubator, through its programs and introductions,” states Dr. Hananel. “FUSmobile’s graduation is bittersweet because we’ll miss being part of the Innovation Center’s entrepreneurial community on a day-to-day basis. But, we’re excited to headquarter in the City of Alpharetta, where we’ll join a robust population of established and growing tech, healthcare and medical device companies.”
Tech Alpharetta’s Innovation Center is a thriving tech startup incubator in Alpharetta that provides education, mentoring and other resources to its startup members to help them to grow and succeed.
“We congratulate FUSmobile on its graduation from Tech Alpharetta’s incubator, and we look forward to celebrating FUSmobile’s continued innovation, growth and success here in the Technology City of the South,” notes Alpharetta’s Acting Director of Economic Development Kathi Cook.
About Tech Alpharetta
Tech Alpharetta (previously the Alpharetta Technology Commission), the first organization of its kind in Georgia, was established in 2012 by the City of Alpharetta and is an independent, 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization today. The organization, whose mission is to help grow technology and innovation in Alpharetta, includes a strategic advisory board of Alpharetta’s leading technology companies, a technology events for area tech executives, and the Tech Alpharetta Innovation Center, a flourishing tech startup incubator that is home to nearly 50 tech startups.
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