The Atlantic Coast Conference InVenture Prize rewards student entrepreneurs with cash prizes for their innovations. Georgia Tech hosts the competition. 

CauteryGuard Advances to ACC InVenture Prize Finale

Atlanta, GA

The Georgia Tech students will compete against teams from Duke, Syracuse, University of Virginia and Virginia Tech.

Virginia, Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech were the winners at the 2017 ACC InVenture Prize. Photo: Rob Felt. 

Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, U of Virginia Win at ACC InVenture Prize

Atlanta, GA

Students from Georgia Tech won the People’s Choice Award. The University of Virginia team took home the top prize.

Pisan Manawapat (left), the Kingdom of Thailand’s ambassador to the United States, shares a laugh with Jen Bonnett, general manager of the Advanced Technology Development Center. The ambassador came to Georgia Tech March 24, 2017 to learn about ATDC's best practices. (Photo credit: Péralte C. Paul)

Thailand's ambassador to U.S. visits Georgia Tech

Atlanta, GA

Visit focused on learning best practices for startup support at the Institute's Advanced Technology Development Center

Who Will Win the 2017 InVenture Prize?

Atlanta, GA

Winners will be announced tonight. Six teams competing for $35,000 in cash prizes.

Sarah Daly, a 2016 Faces of Manufacturing awardee, is plant manager of FiberVisions in Covington, Georgia. Daly, who obtained her degree in engineering, says she's always enjoyed taking things apart to see how she could make them better. (Photo credit: Katie Takacs)

Faces of Manufacturing 2017 to profile industry heroes

Atlanta, GA

Nominations sought to recognize those working in and supporting Georgia's manufacturing industry.

Jennifer Bonnett (left), general manager of Georgia Tech's Advanced Technology Development Center, explains how the incubator works with entrepreneurs across the state to Tech President G.P. "Bud" Peterson (center), Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle (right), and Chris Downing (near right), vice president of Tech's Enterprise Innovation Institute. Cagle visited the Tech campus Oct. 6 to learn more about the Institiute's innovation ecosystem. (Photo credit: Péralte C. Paul)

Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle visits Georgia Tech

Atlanta, GA

Campus visit designed to learn about innovation ecosystem at Technology Square

Startup Launch - Deadline Announcement!

Atlanta, GA

Startup Launch (formerly known as Startup Summer) is looking for the next great ideas from Tech students for its 2017 program.

Jennifer Bonnett, the acting general manager of the Advanced Technology Development Center since October 2015, has been named permanent general manager of the incubator.

Georgia Institute of Technology selects Jennifer Bonnett to head the Advanced Technology Development Center

Atlanta, GA

Bonnett, a seasoned technology sector veteran, will shape the vision for the future of Georgia’s statewide technology startup incubator.

Chris Downing to head Enterprise Innovation Institute (EI2)

Atlanta, GA

Chris Downing, a 28-year Georgia Tech veteran, selected to lead the future of Institute’s economic development and innovation mission.

Two of the buildings included in the sale from Lockheed Martin to Georgia Tech are L-22, center, and L-59, small white building to the right. L-22 served as the main program, administrative and engineering building for the F-22 Raptor stealth fighter program from the mid-1990s until 2013 when the last of the F-22 employees left Marietta. L-59 was a training center.

Lockheed Martin Sells Real Estate to Georgia Tech

Atlanta, GA

Four buildings on 52 acres going from Lockheed to Georgia Tech in Cobb County real estate deal.