The Pain They Don’t See is an educational community forum created to bring visibility to endometriosis and the often unseen challenges women face in seeking answers. Affecting approximately 1 in 10 women, endometriosis is frequently misunderstood and underdiagnosed, with many…
She’s Into STEM is GirlSpring’s FREE annual STEM Fair for Girls in Grades 6 to 12! Meet prominent women from a variety of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) fields and discover all the benefits of pursuing a career in…
💼 Innovation Depot's Velocity Accelerator is now accepting applications for their upcoming cohort. Don't delay—applications are due by Sunday, Oct 31. 💥
💻 Innovation Depot has a new partner on the West Coast. ☀️🌴 Get the scoop here:
We're raising a glass to our new favorite app, and to never choosing a bottle based on how trendy the label is ever again. 🍷
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Thanks to Innovation Depot, we will soon welcome a new alcohol delivery app to Birmingham! Get the scoop here:
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Get to know Fundrage, the newest addition to Birmingham's booming tech scene:
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You know Birmingham’s food scene, and tech scene, and bar scene. One group you may not know? Game developers. These innovative individuals are pushing our Magic City forward in more ways than one. I caught up with six of them…
It was the hottest place to be in Birmingham for techies, innovators, entrepreneurs, social media marketers and marketing professionals this week.
Innovation Week Is Like No Other Off the heels of the DC BLOX’s economic development announcement on Monday, and then the kick-off of a week that celebrates creatives, risk-takers and innovators, Southern Research Institute cut the ribbon on its new…
Atlanta-based DC BLOX is investing $785 million into Birmingham over the next 10 years to build their largest data center to date in the country. The data center will be located on 27 acres at the old Trinity Steel site…
The nation’s largest regional wireless network operator is acquiring Birmingham’s Teklinks, the highly regarded and rapidly growing resell, cloud, managed and professional services provider company.
There has been a lot of buzz about Shipt since Target bought it for $550 million last December. Now Shipt’s CEO Bill Smith has invested in a startup that just finished the Velocity Accelerator program.
With local technology companies expanding and exciting software development conferences on the horizon, Birmingham’s tech scene is hot right now.
New Board Officers have been named to TechBirmingham for 2018. TechBirmingham is the city’s pivotal organization dedicated to strengthening and promoting the technology environment, while supporting existing, and start-up technology companies in the region.