Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast

This program is another outcome of the partnership that Alex Miller and Barry Goss forged more than a decade ago.

Started in 2012, the Consortium for Social Enterprise Effectiveness represents the collective efforts of Alex Miller, William B. Stokely Chair of Business in the Haslam College, and Barry Goss, Founder of Pro2Serve, an Oak Ridge-based professional services firm.

Five start-ups will pitch their companies for a chance at winning $50,000 in capital and in-kind services from PYA.

Twelve students pitch their ideas in latest edition of the program. Peace of AI captured first place and $1,500.

Four independent bookstores have opened in Knoxville within the past year. Why? Let's find out.

Here’s your weekly roundup of business news from throughout the Knoxville region.

“One-third of our competitors did not survive, one-third are now hampered with significant debt, and another third survived without substantial debt,” the Founder and Chair of Knoxville-headquartered Bandit Lites said.

One Inc is modernizing the insurance industry through a unified and frictionless payment network. Their new Knoxville facility will bring 30 more new jobs to the area.