Beacon & Lively designs fashionable jewelry infused with technology that people want to wear.
Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Employees: 1-10
Mentions in press and media 6
| Date | Title | Description |
| 14.10.2014 | 10 startup pitches from Tech Cocktail’s Philly ‘Showcase’ | Tech Cocktail’s Mixer & Startup Showcase series stopped in Center City late last week to get a quick glimpse of Philly’s startup scene. Current DreamIt Philly member Pico and wearable tech startup Beacon & Lively (both fresh off tri... |
| 16.09.2014 | Why wearable tech startup Beacon & Lively shut down its Kickstarter | Two days before its Kickstarter campaign was slated to end, Beacon & Lively canceled it. At the time, the wearable tech startup had raised $24,701. It had hoped to garner $120,000 and create a loyal following. But Kickstarter wasn’t the... |
| 23.06.2014 | Ringly hit its pre-order goal in 8 hours | Ringly launched the pre-order for its wearable notification device with a goal of $60,000 in pre-orders to cover the cost of its initial production run. According to a mass email from cofounder Christina Mercando over the company’s email li... |
| 23.06.2014 | Philly-based wearable tech firm raising $120K for notification bracelet | Technology can be polite. That’s one of Beacon & Lively‘s taglines. The Indy Hall-based wearable tech company is raising $120,000 to develop software and hardware around a cuff that alerts you when you’re getting a text or a call. The d... |
| 16.04.2014 | Setvi, Beacon & Lively, IntroNet: startups we met at Entrepreneur Expo | At this year’s Philly Startup Leaders Entrepreneur Expo, roughly 40 startups set up shop at the industrial 23rd Street Armory. Community strongholds like RJMetrics, Arcweb and PeopleLinx tabled, but there were also a handful of newer startu... |
| 14.04.2014 | Entrepreneur Expo: Mayor Nutter tours 6th annual Startup Leaders event | The point of the Entrepreneur Expo from Philly Startup Leaders is for entrepreneurs, largely with tech and Internet businesses, to get feedback on their early stage ventures from other founders. That’s why Michael Riley, the founder of Simp... |