The 12-week paid program, designed to help working professionals lead their organizations in quantum technology adoption, marks yet another first for Chattanooga's growing quantum résumé.
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The nine-week program hosted by the Knoxville Entrepreneur Center engages participants with industry leaders, seasoned mentors, and investors to grow their business.
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More than 250 people packed Covenant Health Park on Wednesday for Knoxville's inaugural "Innovation Night at the Park," a full day of pitches, demos, networking and soccer that signaled the city is serious about its startup scene.
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The graduation brings LEEP's total to 239 founders since the program launched roughly a decade ago. Those alumni have collectively raised more than $6 billion and created about 4,000 jobs.
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Using a 24/7 Twitch stream, the founders of Scaylor are showing everything it really takes to build a data unification startup from the ground up.
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The annual event celebrates the latest transportation technologies, innovations and research that make Tennessee an emerging leader in mobility solutions.
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The second annual Maryville College AI Summit, held May 12-13 at the college's downtown Maryville center, sold out. It's a sign of just how much the conversation around artificial intelligence has grown in a single year.
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Blount County Job Signing Day mirrors the college signing day format to put workforce-ready graduates in the spotlight alongside their college-bound peers.
