Report: Tennessee startup investment still lags behind some other states in the region


Startups in the Volunteer State have raked in some serious capital over the last five years, but not near as much as some other states in the Southeast.

Since 2017, $4.1 billion has been invested in Tennessee startups, according to The State of Startups in the Southeast 2022 report, released Wednesday by Panoramic Ventures.

Tennessee’s funding is fifth-highest of any state in the region during that time period, behind Virginia ($9.8 billion), Georgia ($11.9 billion), North Carolina ($17 billion)…

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