A new partnership between UT Federal Credit Union and the University of Tennessee aims to help potential business owners learn what it takes to realize their dreams.
The $196 million UTFCU in Knoxville, Tenn., has teamed up with the university's Knoxville's Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in the College of Business Administration to offer Vol Court, a series of one-hour seminars presented weekly over the course of a semester to provide insight on how to start a new business.
The program's goal is to help people develop new business ideas, and it provides a forum for people with different skill sets to connect and potentially form new businesses, according to UTFCU.
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