The DEC Network is a 501c3 nonprofit organization driving parity and economic impact by helping entrepreneurs start, build and grow their businesses. Since 2013, the nonprofit has launched physical hubs, events, and education programs for startups, with a particular focus on women and entrepreneurs of color. Born from a shared vision among small business and entrepreneurship advocates, The DEC Network believes investment in entrepreneurs is an investment in the community.
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The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) is increasingly recognized as a leading hub of innovative research and technological advancement. Among its most significant contributors is Dr. Walter Voit, whose work has been pivotal in several transformative fields, including flexible electronics, neuroscience, 3D printing, and artificial intelligence (AI)....
A new initiative has been launched in Dallas by City Year and Uplift Education to address the ongoing teacher shortage in the city, by providing scholarships for alternative teacher certification.
The new program, Corps Member Pathway to Teaching, is funded by The Dallas Foundation and eliminates financial barriers for City Year corps members, allowing them to transition into full-time teaching roles at Uplift Education schools....
Paden Sickles and her company, SickFit, were awarded the $10,000 top prize recently at the HerGenius Pitch Competition hosted by Impact Ventures. SickFit was cited for “revolutionizing compression technology for athletes, medical patients, and military personnel.”...
Insurance giant GEICO has added more than 1,000 new jobs in North Texas as part of a major expansion that includes opening a second building in Richardson.
The announcement comes three months after GEICO revealed plans to add 500 jobs....
