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

FireHUD Advances to ACC InVenture Prize Finals

Atlanta, GA

Student inventors from Georgia Tech, Boston College, Duke University, University of North Carolina and University of Virginia will compete in the ACC InVenture Prize finale.

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Who Will Win the InVenture Prize?

Atlanta, GA

Six teams are competing for $35,000 in cash and prizes. Winners will be announced Wednesday night.

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

Brains Over Brawn: ACC Competition Focuses on Student Entrepreneurship

Atlanta, GA

Students from 15 institutions, including Georgia Tech, compete for $30,000 in prizes at inaugural ACC InVenture Prize

The ATDC Startup Showcase is the annual event that highligts the most promising technology-oriented startups in Georgia and brings together entrepreneurs, investors, and major corporations that seek to partner with these companies on potential initiatives.

The Advanced Technology Development Center’s 2016 Startup Showcase is May 12

Atlanta, GA

The event features some of the most promising technology startups from across Georgia.

Grupo Guayacán, headquartered in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is a non-profit organization that works with entrepreneurs and private equity investment entities to help the island’s entrepreneurial ecosystem develop and grow. The organiziation has partenered with Georgia Tech's Startup Ecosystems and VentureLab I-Corps Puerto Rico programs to create classes, workshops, and other intiatives toward that effort.

Georgia Tech's Startup Ecosystems wins $250,000 federal grant

Atlanta, GA

The Economic Development Administration’s 2015 Regional Innovation Strategies program awarded $10 million in grants to various economic development initiatives across the United States.

Startup Pipeline Continues at Capstone

Atlanta, GA

Current, former Georgia Tech students work on solutions and products for startups

Meet Stephen Hilliard and Chris Lucas, veterans of the armed services who continue to serve their country through their roles in manufacturing. Both are the November Faces of Manufacturing, a program developed by the Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP) at Georgia Tech to honor people that work within or are affected by manufacturing in Georgia. Pictured from left to right, Tim Witter, vice president of manufacturing at JCB; Chris Lucas, fabrication manager at JCB; Stephen Hilliard, director

No longer on the battlefield, still in service to their country

Savannah, GA

Two people on two different paths share a common thread of serving in the military and manufacturing products for the defense industry.

Linda Williams was homeless, a victim of domestic abuse, and an alcoholic, but has turned her life around because of a company and family that saw her potential. Now she helps others reclaim their lives.

A journey from despair to inspiration

Atlanta, GA

Each month the Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership profiles Georgians who are involved in manufacturing.

Georgia Tech signs on 10th street (Photo Credit: Fitrah Hamid)

Georgia Tech named a Center of Knowledge Interchange partner by Siemens

Atlanta, GA

Global technology company Siemens has named Georgia Tech a Center of Knowledge Interchange (CKI) partner.

Meet Nathan Wilmoth - VP of Operations for M.A. Industries in Peachtree City, GA. Nathan went from working in a print shop to having his name on 6 patents, all while working and earning a degree from Georgia Tech. Nathan is the September Face of Manufacturing, a program developed by the Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP) at Georgia Tech to honor people that work within or are affected by manufacturing in Georgia. www.facesofmanufacturing.com

A childhood love of experiments builds foundation for design career in manufacturing

Atlanta, GA

'My job allows me to be a kid everyday.'