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Registration 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.
Access 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.
New 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.
Savannah’s Sharedthelovely 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.
T-Mobile’s Project 10Million donates $4m in hotspots to SCCPSS
T-Mobile launched the 10Million program to address the nation’s digital inequality problem. Courtesy of the program, Savannah Chatham County Public School districts will receive 10,000 hot spots.
Registration 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.
Access 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.
New York Times features Savannah as a relocation destination for San Francisco’s techies and businesses
Image: www.nytimes.com
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.
Intentional Leadership
In this Lunchtime Topic, Erik will share what he has learned about being an intentional leader from how he budgets his time to how he builds accountability within the Focus Lab team.
Savannah’s Sharedthelovely is one of Cause Artists’ 40 social entrepreneurs to watch for in 2021
Image Credit: www.causeartist.com
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.
T-Mobile’s Project 10Million donates $4m in hotspots to SCCPSS
T-Mobile launched the 10Million program to address the nation’s digital inequality problem. Courtesy of the program, Savannah Chatham County Public School districts will receive 10,000 hot spots.
Watch the 2020 Holiday Hedera Hashgraph
Watch Cooper Kunz from Hedera and Jeremy Fletcher and Rob Kainz from Ledgerama discuss Hedera updates and using Hedera network services.
Reimaging the office: Tech for a flexible workspace and remote management
Do you own a flexible workspace, where you may find you or your team away from the office at any given moment? Or perhaps you or your teammates work remotely and you need to check in at the office throughout the day, but cannot get there. Destiny Mojica-Taylor of scDataCome has tech gadgets to help you achieve flexible or remote work!
Payroll Protection Program – Round Two
The Small Business Administration will begin accepting applications for the second round of loans from the Payment Protection Program, this week. “The Paycheck Protection Program has successfully provided 5.2 million loans worth $525 billion to America’s small businesses, supporting more than 51 million jobs,” said Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin. “This updated guidance enhances the…
SEDA Annual Meeting – Wed, Jan 13th @ 10:30am
This year the 2021 Annual Board Meeting will be live-streamed for the public via Stagefront Productions on Wednesday, January 13th, at 10:30am.
