Tom Ballard is a journalist specializing in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the Southeast region of the United States, with a particular focus on North Carolina. He writes for teknovation.biz, providing insightful articles on topics such as the future of work, start-up funding, and local business rankings.
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North Carolina Innovation Council hires Executive Director, while Innovate Orlando is seeking a new leader.
By: Tom Ballard
The monies will be used to develop plans for repurposing existing infrastructure into a scale-up bioindustrial manufacturing facility.
By: Tom Ballard
A Professor at North Carolina State University has been awarded the "2024 Millennium Technology Prize" and $1 million in Euros.
The StartupNWA Hub is built in partnership with EcoMap Technologies.
By: Tom Ballard
The program is run in collaboration with Wisconsin-based gener8tor and with support from EPB among other local organizations and corporations.
Tyler Binney recently sold a business to Boston Scientiļ¬c for an upfront payment of $850 million plus performance based earnouts.
From a $500 million initiative in Illinois to tax incentives in Colorado, states see potential in the technology.
By: Tom Ballard
Venture Partners, the commercialization arm of the University of Colorado, helped to launch 35 new start-up companies out of CU Boulder's research labs.
The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development is offering the program in conjunction with the Angel Capital Association.
Among the reasons are the new Nuclear Energy Fund and the 22-member Tennessee Nuclear Energy Advisory Council.
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