Georgia Centers of Innovation

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Wharton Named Program Director for Georgia Centers of Innovation

7/05/2008 - Agriculture

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ATLANTA, July 2, 2008 – Sterling G. Wharton has been named Program Director for Georgia’s Centers of Innovation (COI) program, which pairs high growth, technology-oriented businesses and entrepreneurs with applied research, technology connections and technology commercialization expertise to foster economic g …

Wharton Named Program Director for Georgia Centers of Innovation

7/05/2008

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ATLANTA, July 2, 2008 – Sterling G. Wharton has been named Program Director for Georgia’s Centers of Innovation (COI) program, which pairs high growth, technology-oriented businesses and entrepreneurs with applied research, technology connections and technology commercialization expertise to foster economic g …

Leading the Way

6/25/2008 - Energy

While gas prices are at all time highs and the country continues to go “green” over concerns for the environment, Georgia is making great strides in developing commercially viable alternative energy and fuel. Leading the way is the new Energy Innovation Center’s administrative team, Jill Stuckey and David ...

AgIC Welcomes Kim Rutland

6/25/2008 - Agriculture

Kim Rutland, the newest member of the AgIC team, will serve as Special Projects Manager for the center. She will be responsible for public relations, event/tour planning and project tracking.

Kim received her BBA in Marketing from Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville and an MBA from Albany ...

Making Connections

6/25/2008 - Agriculture

Tifton – For the last three years, Georgia’s Agriculture Innovation Center (AgIC) has collaborated with a host of statewide partners to connect a five-county region of rural southwest Georgia to high-speed wireless broadband service.

The project culminated when South Georgia Regional Information Technol …