GeekCause, Generous, Givful and Kindful have teamed up to launch local and national initiatives for nonprofits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Source: How Nashville’s charity-tech brands are giving back
Today, there are about 100 students at Nashville Software School’s current campus at Tech Hill Commons, and nearly 800 people have graduated. — Read on www.tennessean.com/story/money/2019/05/21/nashville-software-school-tech-jobs-john-wark-coding/3500149002/
“We would be very interested in that opportunity, should it present itself,” said Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe. Source: Amazon: Tennessee leaders signal appetite for bigger Nashville hub
‘There will be quite a few employers who will end up losing people to that new group. It’s sexy and new and a shiny new object.’ Source: Amazon Nashville: Expect tech talent, poaching Amazon Jobs in Nashville
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