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Virginia’s ex-governor joins a natsec- and healthtech-focused venture studio

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By Kaela Roeder Verified
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A Northern Virginia investment firm is tapping Glenn Youngkin as chairman. McLean-based Red Cell Partners, which specializes in scaling early-stage national security-related companies, on Wednesday announced the appointment of the former Virginia governor. In addition to being chair, he’ll become a partner and board member. It’s a return to familiar ground for the 59-year-old Richmond native.
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Student developer debuts a platform to help neurodivergent people find inclusive workplaces

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By Kaela Roeder Verified
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Growing up, Navya Tuteja watched her mom navigate job accommodations because she was hard of hearing. It seemed very exhausting, Tuteja said. Inspired by that experience, the Northern Virginia teen is building a free AI platform that helps neurodivergent people and people with invisible disabilities assess whether a job is right for them.
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$3.5B data center deal in Virginia as Digital Realty buys Blackstone stake

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By Kaela Roeder Verified
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Virginia is attracting billions in investment — a massive chunk of it in the data center industry. Real estate investment firm Digital Realty purchased equity in three data centers in the northern part of the state for $3.5 billion. Digital Realty also recently announced its acquisition of the Alexandria investment firm Columbia Capital, which heavily invests in data centers.
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