Atlanta Tech Village, Atlanta, USA, May 2025

Company Description

There was no startup scene when David Cummings came to Atlanta in 2002. Ten years later, the serial entrepreneur sold his marketing automation firm, Pardot, and purchased what is now the Atlanta Tech Village, with the sole purpose of supporting startups.

Review & Rating

Jeff Hilimire

5

2 days ago

Terrific co-working space in Atlanta. Great culture and environment.

Martin Fleischmann

5

2 days ago

A good place to meet up and go to tech events, even if you don't rent space there.

ken mojo

5

2 days ago

If you're looking to stay up on the latest technology go. Hence the name the tech center. You can learn something from anyone there even when you are not trying to Chowdown fridays are lit, parking is cheap

Brittny Myers

5

2 days ago

really nice inside and a great group of people who work there

Lisa V

5

2 days ago

EnrichHer event. Amazing

Bruce van Zyl

5

2 days ago

Our company used ATV for about 6 months -- great solution for business starting out. We still attend as many events at ATV as possible!

Eric Ridenour

2

2 days ago

About 6 months ago, I rented a desk at ATV and actually liked the experience. The reason for the score of 2 is because of two issues that have happened repeatedly. The first is consistent problems with their parking validation. I've visited Octane at their location probably a dozen times on weekends. Each time, I get a parking validation from them, however it works less than 50% of the time. During weekends, parking is supposedly free for the first 2 hours (with validation). Today, I stayed at Octane for 2 hours and 2 minutes and had to pay $6 to leave the parking garage. This has happened to me at least 5 or 6 times in the past and I've probably blown $20 because of it. Today, I decided to go back into the building and speak with the security guard. Nobody at the desk and nobody answered the phone either. After waiting about 10 minutes, another guy stopped by the security desk with the same problem with validation not working. I eventually just gave up, paid the $6 and left. The 2nd issue is with their internet. The last three times I've been at Octane, the internet has been extremely bad. I've connected to not just Octane's internet, but ATV's also. Both terrible. This isn't a problem that a tech company should have.

Hilary Smith

5

2 days ago

When I worked in this building, I always felt safe. There was always security around and they were polite, trustworthy individuals who knew almost everyone inside on a first-name basis. There's locks on everything, so if I stayed late I knew I'd be fine. The building itself is very nice and always kept clean. There was plenty of entertainment on the main level that I never was able to take advantage of, but apprenticed that the option was there. They also had many events that Village Members were invited to which is a great community opportunity. And the coffee! If you haven't tried Octane coffee, working in the Tech Village is definitely the perfect opportunity to try it. I wish parking was handled on site, but unfortunately it was through a third party company, which made monthly payments and key-card lockouts a but of a nuisance.

Williams Popa

5

2 days ago

Great environment that's conducive for productivity and set up for success. Many opportunities to meet new people who are also on their own journey to success.