Knoxville serial entrepreneur Nick DeVore pivots from burgers and breweries to a refrigerated, luxury coconut water brand targeting the wellness market that launches this summer.
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InfluenceHer Summit capitalizes on time management as a superpower
The InfluenceHer Summit concluded on Thursday, March 27 at the Knoxville Botanical Gardens.
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After 10 years of development, Trillium Chemicals has a 60-foot plant in Texas and customers lined up for 2026. The raw material it makes is already in your sweater, your Legos, and your doctor's gloves.
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"Relocating our headquarters to Knoxville positions us for better support to this national footprint, while also aligning with the long-term interests of East Tennessee," said Lee Schreiber, director of field services.
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EVRCool was the first place winner of the Ballard Innovation Award and recipient of a $50,000 package, also securing the $1,000 Executive's Choice Award, voted on by attendees.
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The Pro2Serve President and CEO has spent decades making Oak Ridge feel like a small town. Now she's running one of its most essential federal contractors.
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A new 2,725-square-foot facility attached to the William M. Bass Building strengthens the University of Tennessee, Knoxville's capacity to identify missing persons and sets the stage for a first-of-its-kind national accreditation.
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The company's first power-producing reactor will supply up to 50 megawatts to the TVA grid by 2030, fulfilling the first delivery under its landmark deal with Google.
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Last year alone, LaborExchange successfully placed 623 people into jobs, making a tangible contribution to the regional economy and the lives of local families.
