PERQ

Indianapolis-based PERQ has launched the PERQ Marketing Cloud, which is the first product of its kind targeting the roughly $100 billion “considered purchase” market.

The fourth quarter of 2018 turned out to be a busy one for both venture capital investments and acquisitions in Indiana. Over $45 million in funding was publicly announced, with $34.8 million going to Scale Computing of Indianapolis in one of the largest capital raises for a tech company in Indiana in recent years.

In light of the company's recent and fast growth, PERQ's CEO & co-founder Andy Medley offers three strategies on how to not lose the core of your company culture while being open to talents and ideas from new hires to make the culture stronger.

After his experience in the TechPoint Sales Bootcamp program, Fabian Rodriguez took on his first job in tech at PERQ as a sales development rep, generating new potential avenues of revenue for the company.

Rachel began as a developer and was presented with a career path choice to continue down a technical path or transition to a business path. From Kraft Foods in Wisconsin to PERQ in Indianapolis, read Rachel's story to learn about her career in tech.

A little over a year since TechPoint last covered it, Agile Marketing Indy has evolved into an impressive stakeholder in Indy's tech and marketing communities, thanks in part to several significant but positive changes that occurred in just the last few months.

With this year's Gen Con fast approaching, Alex Sventeckis connects with Gen Con staff and members of the Indy tech community to understand how the convention has mirrored the evolution of Indy tech and shifts outside perceptions.

Michelle presents useful advice and tips on actionable steps for both employers and employees to enable high-quality talent to leverage the benefits of a scaling organization and build their futures.