The Knoxville Chamber of Commerce will host the “Business Builder Expo” next week. During this virtual event, entrepreneurs can hear from business leaders who will share strategies and tips for success in business development. Chamber Director Emma Skahill says this event will be great for people interested in growing their businesses.
“This is perfect for anyone who’s looking to start a business or grow their existing business. So if you have an idea you’ve been toying around with, if you’re looking to hire or grow your team, this is perfect for you. Anyone who’s wanting to see some growth should attend, whether it’s starting or expanding your business.
The Knoxville Chamber of Commerce has partnered with other local organizations to host the Business Builder Expo next month. Chamber Director Emma Skahill says that this event will feature business leaders who will share strategies and tips for success in business development.
“This is a virtual event that we’re planning with a few other organizations, including the PACE Alliance, Marion County Development, and DMACC Business Resources, a lot of collaboration going on. This is targeted to anyone wanting to start a business or anyone looking to grow their existing business. It’ll be an evening of resources, networking and some local entrepreneur panels. It will have a lot of good information for anyone wanting to learn more about how to get their business going.”
A portrait created by students at Riverhead and Southampton high schools. (Credit: East End Arts)
Students from across the East End collaborated for East End Arts’ MLK Portrait Project in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Four different portraits, each containing 16 panels, were created as a unique images of Dr. King. The project was inspired by the work of East End Arts teacher Kenneth Jackson.
The project is “a way to celebrate the words of MLK by working together in unity, each creating an individual part, that ultimately becomes whole. Each panel style is different, yet they all fit together.”
Australian Opals coach Sandy Brondello invigorated by talent on display in 2020 WNBL season
By Megan Hustwaite
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Sandy Brondello (centre) has high hopes for the Opals in the coming years.
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Australian Opals coach Sandy Brondello may just be the most dedicated and invested viewer of this WNBL season.
Key points:
She believed the WNBL deserved praise for getting a season underway amid its COVID-19 hub
Brondello expected Liz Cambage to be crucial to her plans for the Opals looking ahead to the Tokyo Olympics
With the league playing a condensed campaign out of a North Queensland hub over six weeks, Brondello who also coaches Phoenix Mercury in the WNBA was able to return home to Australia and cast her eye across the WNBL and her national squad members, both present and emerging.