The Siggie Awards

Name: Siggie Awards
Address: US

The "Siggie" Awards recognize some of the unsung heroes in the Atlanta startup community: early-stage investors.

Named After Sig Mosley

"The Godfather of Angel Investing"

The "Siggies" are named after Sig Mosley, who is the Managing Partner of Mosley Ventures.

Since 1990, Sig has been the most prolific southeast investor in 145 startups and 105 liquidity events. Sig is currently the record holder of the largest southeast venture deal with the $5.7 billion acquisition of Tradex by Ariba.

2025 Siggie Awards

The highly anticipated Siggie Awards will be on November 11th at 5:30 PM! Where we celebrate the unsung heroes of the Atlanta Startup Community: Early-Stage Investors.

The Siggie Awards honors outstanding investors and Founders across four prestigious categories, with winners chosen by a distinguished panel. These categories include:

Investor's Choice
Founder's Favorite
The Horizon Award
Conscious Capital

Join us in honoring those who make a difference in Atlanta's thriving startup scene. We look forward to seeing you there! The event will take place at the Emory University Goizueta Business School Building.

Emory University’s Goizueta Business School is pleased to welcome the community of angel investors, startup founders, and community partners who have been positively impacted by one of its distinguished alumni, Sig Mosley.

Siggie Awards Details:

🗓 Date: Tuesday, November 11th, 2025

🕔 Time: 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM EDT

📍 Venue: Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, 1518 Clifton Rd N E, Atlanta, GA 30322

💲 Cost: $50 Early Bird Ticket (ends September 30) • $75 General Admission (starting October 1)

• $250 for a VIP Ticket

📣 Registration Link: https://events.tie.org/2025SiggieAwards#/

This is your opportunity to network with influential investors, founders, and thought leaders in the region. Secure your spot at this highly anticipated event.

Click Here to Register Today!

Siggie Award Categories

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Investor's Choice

An early-stage investor who embodies the spirit and vision of Sig Mosley as nominated by their peers.

Founder's Favorite

An early-stage investor who has a deep commitment to founders and has worked closely with them to help launch, fund and scale their ventures.

Nominate

The Horizon Award

A rising early-stage investor who will help lead the way to build and support the Atlanta eco-system in the years ahead.

Nominate

Conscious Capital

An entity, institution or individual with a track record of supporting and investing in entrepreneurs and innovative solutions that achieve a measurable social impact in communities in Atlanta and beyond.

Nominate

The 2025 Siggie Awards Selection Committee

Ayesha Khanna - Managing Director, CARE Enterprises Inc.
Aly Merritt - Managing Director of Atlanta Tech Village
Dr. Caroline M. Ford - Investor Relations at ATDC
Brian Cayce - Managing Director - Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Emory Goizueta Business School
Karen Cashion - President & CEO of Tech Alpharetta
Christy Brown - CEO at Dr. Noze Best and Startup Accelerator Lead at Emory University
Gordon Rogers - Atlanta Angel Investor
Jane McCracken - Chief Growth Officer, Corps Team
Larry McHugh - Board Member, Atlanta Technology Angels
Mike Ross - President at MHR International
Peter Baron - Founder/Principal Carabiner Communications
Sid Mookerji – Founder and Managing Partner, Silicon Road Ventures
Sig Mosley - Managing Partner of Mosley Ventures

Thank you to our wonderful supporters!

Our Sponsors and Partners

As the founding host and University Sponsor, Emory University’s Goizueta Business School is pleased to welcome the community of angel investors, startup founders and community partners who have been positively impacted by one of its distinguished alumni, Sig Mosley. The Goizueta Business School remains committed to partnering with community members such as TiE Atlanta to offer opportunities for exposure and experiential learning in the fields of entrepreneurship and early-stage investing to enhance learning outcomes and the commercial perspective of its students.