Ellen Glover
Senior Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Tech journalism
Education: Indiana University
Ellen Glover is a Built In senior staff reporter covering all things tech, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and data science. She earned a B.A. in Journalism from Indiana University - Bloomington in 2018, and began writing for Built In in 2019. Among other media outlets, her reporting has also appeared in USA Today, the Chicago Reader, the Daily Beast, and the Marshall Project, where she won a Pulitzer Prize. Her work in audio production also received a Scripps Howard award and a Pulitzer Prize finalist citation.
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With fresh funding from Tiger Global, Instant Teams’ Erica McMannes and Liza Rodewald are on a mission to keep military spouses like them in the workforce.
As we close in on the two-year mark of the pandemic, tech companies are offering increasingly unique perks to both attract employees and keep them happy.
Led by Romanian native Alina Vandenberghe, Chili Piper is working to provide essential information and supplies to those displaced by the Russian invasion of Ukraine — joining a wave of other tech companies offering aid.
Between the conflict in Ukraine, the pandemic, and a widespread push toward more sustainable and humane practices, global supply chains have hit a crucial moment. Tech startup Sourcemap wants to help.
Here’s what you may have missed last week in the world of D.C. tech.
Here’s what you may have missed in the world of North Texas tech.
As the race to grab users’ attention and market share accelerates, more and more tech companies are embracing gamification.
From alt meat to delivery robots, foodtech saw a lot of innovation — and a lot of VC dollars — last year. And we appear to just be getting started.
Here are the latest developments in the world of Atlanta tech.
Here’s what you may have missed last week in the world of Atlanta tech.
Here's what's going on in the world of Atlanta tech.
The finance giant is the latest of several major companies to expand its Atlanta presence, citing the city's diverse talent pool as a key attractor.