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22 in ’22: Clare Kranz
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene including Clare Kranz, founder of WELLBLOxS, a health care education platform.
22 in ’22: Janet Truitt Jenkins
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene, including Janet Truitt Jenkins, director of CSIS Accreditation at the University of North Alabama.
22 in ’22: Julie Hester
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene, including Julie Hester, a computer science instructor at Northeast Alabama Community College.
22 in ’22: Miranda Bouldin Frost
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene, including Miranda Bouldin Frost, founder, president and CEO of LogiCore.
22 in ’22: Kellie Clark
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene, including Kellie Clark, the CEO of Appthink in Birmingham.
22 in ’22: Debra Chapman
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene, including Debra Chapman, associate dean & director of graduate studies at the University of South Alabama.
22 in ’22: Rebekah Casey
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene, including Rebekah Casey who is the IT director of analytics at Brasfield & Gorrie.
22 in ’22: Elizabeth Anderson
Meet the Alabama women propelling the tech scene, including Elizabeth Anderson, CEO and co-founder of LunarLab LLC in Birmingham.
Alabama’s auto industry is still rolling
The state's automakers are thriving in an uncertain world with many getting ready for for electric vehicle production.
Hyundai builds nearly 300,000 vehicles despite chip challenges
The global semiconductor chip shortage caused delays in production, but Hyundai still was able to produce 291,406 vehicles in 2021.