Posts by Bradley Mullis
Industry experts to discuss Supply Chain, Logistics at upcoming summit
St. Patrick’s Day isn’t the only reason to visit Savannah this upcoming March. The Georgia Logistics Summit is happening on March 8, and they’ve got a stacked line-up coming to talk in the U.S.’s third busiest seaport at the Savannah Convention Center.
Read MoreCity of Savannah to Offer Free Solar Installation Training
The City of Savannah is partnering with Interurban Solar to offer free installation training courses on solar panels over the next month, starting January 17.
Read MoreSCAD Professor Reflects on Legacy of Gaming Education
Did you ever die of dysentery on Oregon Trail? No? Okay…well, how many hours did you spend trying to bring Carmen Sandiego to justice in the back of a dusty…
Read MoreCreative Coast Announces 2023 GRIT Conference Panels & Volunteer Opportunities
GRIT, Savannah’s premier innovation conference, is gearing up for an exciting event on January 26-28, 2023 at the Savannah Cultural Arts Center. The two-day event will highlight innovators and thought leaders from diverse industries across the city and beyond. The Creative Coast is thrilled to announce 2023 GRIT panels covering topics such as NFTs for good, restaurateur innovativeness, the metaverse, and more!
Read MoreCreative Coast’s Holiday Shopping Guide
We’re in the final countdown to Christmas and if you’re anything like us, shopping is still at the top of the to-do list. Forget the malls, the boutiques, the touristy…
Read MoreNextDoor Foundation Keeps it Local with $5K Microgrant Opportunities
There’s nothing better than supporting a local business. Nextdoor Foundation and Hello Alice are doing exactly that by offering microgrants for small businesses. But time is running out! You have until this Friday (12/16) to submit your application.
Read MoreFOOD Richmond Hill Finds Local Success in a Competitive Market
It’s a tale as old as time. A small, local business struggles to compete against large corporations flush with cash and a streamlined application process. Nothing about that sentence is shocking to hear. But what if we changed a few words in that sentence? Maybe take out’ struggles to’ and replace it with something like…’ successfully competes?’ That’s Taylor Matthew’s story, and she’s still telling it, five years after she started FOOD Richmond Hill.
Read MoreSavannah Economic Development Authority’s 2023 Annual Meeting to Take Place Jan. 4th
It’s no surprise that we’re into growing our community. That’s been our mission since day one. And we love the collective that supports us through their participation. If you’re interested in seeing how Savannah continues to grow, you’ll enjoy the annual meeting of the Savannah Development Economic Authority.
Read MoreReally-Virtual Strives to Create Opportunity Through Simulated Forklift Training
In 2017, Really-Virtual co-founders Mike Morgan and Peter Chronopoulus came up with an idea to modernize forklift training through a hands-on, simulated experience. In 2018, they launched the Real-Forklift Premium, an affordable forklift simulator that offers what they describe as a learning and retention environment comparable to actual real-world equipment operation.
Read More2022 JA Savannah Business Hall of Fame Set for November 10th
This fall, JA of Coastal Georgia is set to highlight the careers of some of the Coastal Empire’s most noteworthy citizens at the 2022 JA Savannah Business Hall of Fame. The black-tie event takes place annually and isn’t just focused on business accomplishments — these honorees are being acknowledged because of their incredible community support.
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