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Tim Dorr lives in Atlanta, Georgia. He earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

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Tim Dorr's campaign for the Georgia House of Representatives to represent District 58 is his first run for public office. 

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Tim currently works as managing director of Techstars Atlanta, a startup accelerator program supporting technology companies. He previously worked as a technology entrepreneur and software engineer, including serving as a co-founder of the sales engagement platform Salesloft and founder of the software company Spaceship. Dorr has also worked as chief technology officer at Deft.

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Tim Dorr lives in Atlanta, Georgia. He earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Tim is active in the Atlanta technology and startup community.

Tim currently works as managing director of Techstars Atlanta, a startup accelerator program supporting technology companies. He previously worked as a technology entrepreneur and software engineer, including serving as a co-founder of the sales engagement platform Salesloft and founder of the software company Spaceship. Dorr has also worked as chief technology officer at Deft and served as an advisor within the Atlanta startup ecosystem.

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