Here’s your weekly roundup of business news from throughout the Knoxville region.
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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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The Appalachian Regional Commission awards the UT program $600,000 over three years under the agency's POWER Initiative.
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The Knoxville-based coffee chain is celebrating by giving you a free bagel and coffee for one day only.
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Three years later, a start-up that originally drew skepticism is now a strong voice for quantum technologies within the energy space.
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The event is a collaboration between Queen City Angels and UT's "Spark Cleantech Accelerator." Registration is free.
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Nick Sokol says he learned how challenging it was to convince people to grow algae for carbon capture.
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The event will be held November 14 at the Southern Railway Station.
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Scheduled for November 15 at The Standard in Knoxville, the headliners are former Tennessee Governors Lamar Alexander and Phil Bredesen.
