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Dual-use emergency hub yields top value if BOS awarded State funds - Vimarsana News

Dual-use emergency hub yields top value if BOS awarded State funds

A promising pitch generating more bang for the buck by setting up an emergency hub, which serves as a resilience center, and as a network facility for economic development, came before the Board of Supervisors during their November 14 meeting.

New pre-seed funds are popping up everywhere - Vimarsana News

New pre-seed funds are popping up everywhere

There seems to be quite a bit of movement in the pre-seed stage, so is that why we now seeing some VC firms closing new funds?

New pre-seed funds are popping up everywhere - Vimarsana News

New pre-seed funds are popping up everywhere

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The struggle is real - anxiety heightens as "Africa's startup graveyard" grows in size - Vimarsana News

The struggle is real - anxiety heightens as "Africa's startup graveyard" grows in size

Venture capital funding has declined significantly across the world in 2023, and though there were initial hopes that the nascency of the African tech ecosystem might mean it avoided too much damage, the growing size of the continent’s “startup graveyard” suggests that is not the case.

VSU partners with South Georgia communities for historic preservation project - Vimarsana News

VSU partners with South Georgia communities for historic preservation project

VALDOSTA — Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections has received a $22,205 grant from the Lyrasis Catalyst Fund to kickstart an effort to make South Georgia history more accessible