Good Morning ☀️! A recent study highlights that introverts can become networking pros with the right strategies. Contrary to popular belief, networking isn't an innate talent but a learnable skill, crucial for anyone aiming to advance their career and foster meaningful industry 💡 connections.
In other news, hardtech innovation is catching the eye of venture capitalists and corporate ventures, especially those aligned with ESG goals and tackling climate change 🌎.
Meanwhile, Oracle is moving to Nashville, Kaiser Permanente’s data breach is affecting millions, and the white-collar sector is witnessing 👀 stagnation in job growth. Let’s jump in!
- Emily, Kelsey, and Your TNCR Crew
FEATUREDHardtech Innovation On The Rise
The journey of many successful software companies has come to define the pathway to forming a successful startup company. Software startups have enabled new ways for interpersonal communication and have developed enterprise software to enhance the customer experience. Software innovation is expected to remain a bankable asset for investors.
However, hardtech startups are gaining traction with traditional venture capital firms and corporate venture capital (CVC) units. CVC units look to invest in startups aligned with corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals and those with unique technology to solve climate change challenges.
By Lonnie Garris, Contributing CIO ● Read More…
EXTRA BYTES
Networking isn’t just for extroverts; introverts can excel at it too with the right strategies. A recent study has shed light on essential skills that can significantly enhance networking abilities for introverts
Aims Community College, a fully accredited, public and local tax-supported two-year college, is on the lookout for its next Chief Information Officer.
A significant downturn has emerged within the white-collar sector, particularly affecting industries like finance, technology, and professional services.
Kaiser Permanente, a leading U.S. healthcare provider, has announced a significant data breach impacting 13.4 million current and former members.
TRENDINGOracle Doing the Boot-Scoot Boogie to Nashville
Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) has announced an intent to relocate its world headquarters to Nashville, after moving from Silicon Valley to Austin just four years ago. This move positions Nashville, a city celebrated for its musical heritage and growing health-care industry, as a growing epicenter of tech innovation.
Oracle’s plan involves a $1.2 billion development of a 65-acre campus on the East Bank of the Cumberland River. This campus is designed to house 8,500 workers and aims to replicate the success of Oracle’s Austin campus.
By TNCR Staff ● Read More…
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