Ten organizations are expected to serve more than 600 entrepreneurs across 29 counties by the middle of 2024.
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A little more than a year after launching as part of the the “Veterans in Residence” program, the start-up has made changes such as increasing the minimum engagement to six months. "“It’s about lifestyle, not simply a 12-week diet," says Bridget Manners.
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Is our area more adept to help entrepreneurs grow than it was 10 years ago?
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The 2022 “Veterans Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program” is scheduled for 1 to 4 p.m. EST on November 30. Presented by the Office of Innovation Outreach in the U.S. Patent and…
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By Tom Ballard, Chief Alliance Officer, PYA Alex Weber and his D3D LLC start-up focused on extended reality captured third place earlier this week in the annual “SEC (Southeastern Conference)…
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This week’s “News & Notes” feature is topped by two start-ups with East Tennessee ties being selected for TechCrunch magazine’s first-ever “Startup Battlefield 200.” Other items include funding for Knoxville…
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By Tom Ballard, Chief Alliance Officer, PYA Don DeRosa and Eonix LLC captured the eyes of the judges and a $3,000 prize award from Truist, while John Phillips of Primeaux…