Atlanta, GA

Keiler Swanson

Market Manager

Keiler Swanson, our Atlanta Market Manager, was born and raised in Atlanta. He developed a passion for technology after discovering programming in 2019. Before joining Transform Labs, he worked as a carpenter’s assistant at his father’s custom furniture studio, Swanson Furniture. Though he's traded his woodworking tools for tech, Keiler still has a love for fine materials like Walnut and Bloodwood.

Professionally, Keiler is fascinated by AI and started his career in web development before transitioning to sales. He views sales as a discovery process, building genuine relationships with clients through hands-on knowledge and problem-solving.

Curious, ambitious, meticulous, determined, and outgoing, Keiler enjoys spending time with family and friends, while diving deep into his favorite topics, which includes meditation, AI safety, and health. Lately, he’s been obsessed with standup comedy, MMA highlights, and reading books like Outlive by Peter Attia.

Market Overview

We're excited to be contributing the growth and advancement of companies in Atlanta. Atlanta is a thriving business hub and a key economic driver in the southeastern United States. Known for its diverse economy, the city is home to a broad range of industries, including transportation, finance, healthcare, technology, media, and entertainment. As the headquarters for several Fortune 500 companies, such as Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, The Home Depot, and UPS, Atlanta’s corporate presence is strong, making it an attractive destination for both large enterprises and startups.

The city has a well-established reputation as a logistics and transportation center, this global connectivity, coupled with its central location in the Southeast, makes Atlanta a prime location for trade and distribution. The city also benefits from a growing technology sector, with investments in fintech, cybersecurity, and digital media. Tech hubs like Atlanta Tech Village and incubators like Atlanta Ventures have fostered a burgeoning startup ecosystem.

Atlanta’s business climate is bolstered by its relatively low cost of doing business, a large and diverse talent pool, and a business-friendly regulatory environment. The metro area is supported by a network of prestigious universities, such as Georgia Tech and Emory University, which provide a steady stream of skilled graduates and research partnerships.