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Grand Rapids kicks off Tech Week in first bid as startup hub - Vimarsana News

Grand Rapids kicks off Tech Week in first bid as startup hub

GRAND RAPIDS — Downtown Grand Rapids will host its first-ever Tech Week starting Wednesday, part of a recently announced 10-year plan to position the city as a Midwestern tech hub.Dubbed Tech Week Grand Rapids, the event will run through Saturday at various downtown locations, hosted by…

AI futurist to speak at Chamber online event - Vimarsana News

AI futurist to speak at Chamber online event

The upcoming impact of technology on healthcare, education and Bermuda’s major insurance and reinsurance industries will be the focus of a Bermuda Chamber of Commerce virtual presentation in conjuncti...

Start Garden's Demo Day to award $200K to entrepreneurs - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Start Garden's Demo Day to award $200K to entrepreneurs - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Start Garden’s open contest for business startups, The 100, will wrap up its fourth season next week with $200,000 in awarded funding.

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Nominations open for Tech Awards - Vimarsana News

Nominations open for Tech Awards

Nominations are open until the end of the month for five major 2022 Technology Innovation Awards categories, including the Innovative Trailblazer Award sponsored by the Bermuda Business Development Ag...

The threat of cyber risk in Australia: The regulatory, insurance and security view - Vimarsana News

The threat of cyber risk in Australia: The regulatory, insurance and security view

Cyber risk and cyberattack discussions can often seem to be all doom and gloom, but there are numerous proactive strategies that businesses can still take, writes Melinda Woledge. How can companies