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The six will source and vet start-ups, hold director positions on boards, support investment fund decisions, and advise portfolio company executives.
Two University of Cincinnati faculty members have launched Carbon Copy Assets to capitalize of newest opportunity with name, image and likeness.
The venture capital firm is based in Knoxville with a focus on early stage (Pre-seed, Seed, Series A) startups in Tennessee, the Southeast, and Appalachia.
The four projects seek to develop workforce plans in key industries in the region: cybersecurity, housing, water infrastructure, and geographical information systems.
The University of Oklahoma is launching a new hybrid master’s program to help working professionals, entrepreneurs and innovators learn how to create and scale a new business.
Pending approval by its Board, the state's Economic Development Authority intends to invest up to $17.5 million in the new program.
AluminAiry is developing a battery using aluminum and air electrodes. They hope to disrupt the sustainable battery market.
