NEXT announces rebrand, tightened focus
NextGEN began as an internal initiative within the Greenville Chamber of Commerce to grow the area’s nascent startup community.
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Innovative workplaces offer cost-effective solutions for startups
From Amazon to Apple, many successful startup companies have been created in home garages or offices.
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Greenville’s NEXT prepares for second round of small-business accelerator program
When the organization launched its accelerator program it faced the same challenge as its small business mentees. How to get started?
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With organizational move and major investment, NEXT takes the next step
NEXT will now move its organizational charter under the Greenville Chamber Foundation, which opens NEXT up to 501(c)(3) status
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NEXT Innovation Center raised more than $50 million in new capital investment in 2019
The findings were revealed in NEXT's Annual Impact Report for 2019
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NEXT president, CEO John Moore to resign from role this month
John Moore of NEXT Upstate, LLC announced his resignation from the roles of president and CEO as of July 26, 2019.
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ChartSpan secures $15 million as BIP Capital comes to Greenville
One of the Upstate’s biggest entrepreneurial success stories is ready to begin its next stage of growth, and with it, the expectation of 200 to 300 more jobs over the…
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Report: Local startups created 261 jobs, raised over $22.8M in new capital in 2017
The Upstate's startup scene continues to grow.
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Ecosystem Exchange: Creating fundable companies
On Thursday, May 17, in downtown Greenville, the NEXT organization sponsored an evening with Paul Singh, of ResultsJunkies.com, as well as Brooke Navarro and Ben Freeland, both of whom are investment bankers at Barclay’s. All three came to share their thoughts about what makes companies attractive to investors.
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Greenville startup develops drug-carrying nanoparticles to enhance medical treatments
The nanoparticle-based drug delivery system is capable of treating infectious diseases, accelerating wound healing, and correcting vascular dysfunction.
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