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NEW Calling all educators – GRIT Jr. allows classrooms to Zoom with entrepreneurs
This February, The Creative Coast is launching a new youth program to inspire and encourage young entrepreneurs and leaders. GRIT Jr. will allow Chatham County classrooms to connect with successful entrepreneurs virtually.
Read MoreCreative Coast for Savannah Morning News: We are still in a pandemic and economic crisis – but it’s also a good time to start a tech business
Despite the pandemic, now is the time to start a business. Read Jen Bonnett’s review of the upcoming Idea Accelerator Bootcamp and how it can help entrepreneurs and want-to-be entrepreneurs launch their big idea.
Read MoreGeorgia Tech’s CEISMC offering after-school STEAM Whistle Workshops for middle school youth
Georgia Tech’s After School STEAM Whistle Workshops from the Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing (CEISMC) are open for registration until 12p, January 25th, and begin February 2nd. All after school programs take place over a 4-week span and offer opportunities for participants to engage with their instructor and peers through 2 live sessions…
Read MoreGeorgia Tech Savannah partners with Georgia Film Academy to offer on-set film production course
The goal of the partnership is to help meet the need of the rising in-demand careers in Georgia’s film industry.
Read MoreGulfstream featured by Forbes as a Leader of Sustainability
From the fuel they use to the buildings they work out of, Gulfstream has made major changes over the last eleven years to become more environmentally friendly – enough to have the corporation recognized as “lead[ing] the skies in sustainability.”
Read MoreOXOS Medical Achieves U.S. FDA clearance of Micro C Medical Imaging System
OXOSⓇ Medical (OXOS) announces that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued 510(k) clearance for the company to market its Micro CⓇ Medical Imaging System, a handheld dynamic digital radiography (DDR) system. Dr. Gregory Kolovich of Savannah is the Chief Medical Officer and Co-founder of the MicroC.
Read MoreRegistration now open for Savannah’s Girls Who Code program
After a year-long hiatus due to the pandemic, the youth program will return for virtual workshops starting February 13th.
Read MoreAccess to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE) Women’s Business Center to open in Savannah
The mission for the ACE Women’s Business Center is to empower women, minorities, and low-to-moderate income entrepreneurs through financial education and training. From planning to implementation to growth, the ACE WBC assists businesses at various stages of development.
Read MoreNew York Times features Savannah as a relocation destination for San Francisco’s techies and businesses
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New York Times author Nellie Bowles wrote a piece on the trend of San Francisco tech workers and companies making the move away from the Bay Area to cities that allow for a better lifestyle. Like Savannah.
Read MoreSavannah’s Sharethelovely is one of Cause Artists’ 40 social entrepreneurs to watch for in 2021
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Recently Gringer was featured on causeartist.com’s 8th edition of their Social Entrepreneurs to watch for list for her budding wedding ecommerce business Sharethelovely.
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