Tennessee Makes It Quantum Play
The upcoming educational series is an extension of the state’s quantum commercialization world and what the real-world economic impact of the technology will be.
Maija Ehlinger
A Founder Questioned Broker Fees. Now He’s Building an AI Exit Platform.
The platform serves the “Underserved Owner” — small business owners generating roughly $50,000 to $10 million in annual revenue, or running companies valued at around $5 million.
Emory University Launches New Startup Accelerator Program for Early-Stage Founders
Applications to be part of The Hatchery Accelerator, powered by RightShift, are open through March 6, 2026.
Nashville’s Arena Labs Cuts Clinician Burnout 33% With Tech
World-class athletes have performance coaches, biometric trackers, and all the data they need to squeeze every edge out of their bodies and minds. Navy SEALs train with cutting-edge tools designed to keep them sharp under life-or-death pressure. But frontline healthcare workers, like the surgeons, nurses, and
Harvard Graduate Launches AI-Powered, Tuition-Free School in Cobb County to Prepare Students for an AI-Driven Workforce
(Featured photo from China Cardriche Clements, M.Ed‘s LinkedIn, shows Cobb County Board of Education meeting)
Every night from 8 to 10 p.m., China Cardriche-Clements, M.Ed closes out her day with a deep dive into the latest AI tools. You’d think with that commitment, she’
New Atlanta Startup January Memorials Helps Families Plan Personalized Celebrations of Life
Featured photo provided by January Memorials. Shows Alyssa Hager and Liz (Eddy) Scully
“We have got to do something about death.”
That’s what Liz (Eddy) Scully said she told to her co-founder Alyssa Hager before they launched their first startup in 2018.
The two ended up building and
Leave Your Comfort Zone at the Door: Atlanta’s Best Team Outings for Groups Who Like to Win
Forget the boring happy hour.
Atlanta’s offsite scene has leveled up. The city’s most competitive teams are suiting up in hazmat gear, sliding stones across ice, and white-knuckling Formula 1 simulators instead.
Whether your team’s rivalry lives in the Slack channels or the quarterly sales rankings,