With over four decades experience as an architect/planner, cabinet official, research park executive and community leader, Bob Skunda has helped a number of states, regions, communities, institutions and even countries enhance their competitive positions, build dynamic new sectors for their … Continued
5th T receives grant of $150,000 from South Carolina Department of Commerce’s Office of Innovation The 5thT Innovation Group is pleased to announce that it is one of the awardees in a South Carolina Department of Commerce grant program designed … Continued
The Conway Innovation Center (CIC) will have its grand opening January 21, 2015 at 4:30 PM at 1119 Third Avenue, Conway S.C. The opening will be attended by community and civic leaders. The Center is a member of the Clemson … Continued
Mr. Billy Smith has joined the Board of the 5th T Innovation Group. Mr. Smith has over 17 years of experience in sales, security and software technology including being a founding member of one of the more successful technology start … Continued
As part of its engagement with the wider technology community in South Carolina, the Conway Innovation Center (CIC) was a sponsor of the “Startup Weekend” held in Charleston, South Carolina from September 12th to 14th. Startup Weekend, run by a … Continued
Coastal Carolina University, in partnership with the City of Conway and Clemson University, is launching a technology incubator in downtown Conway. The Conway Innovation Center (CIC), to be located at 1119 Third Ave., will attract and assist in the development … Continued
The 5th T announced the fall opening of the Conway Innovation Center located in downtown Conway which is a collaborative venture between CCU, Clemson, HGTC, and the City of Conway. Visit Website
The Board of Director’s meeting held an extended information session August 1,2014 to meet with Amy Love, Director of Innovation at the South Carolina Department of Commerce.
Dr. Michael Roberts announced two funding grants from Coastal Carolina University. A $50,000 seed grant and an additional $50,000 grant to fund operational costs.