A billboard that greets thousands of eyes every day next to 30th Street Station, in the heart of the University City section of Philadelphia, announces Arcadia University as the nation's preeminent study abroad school.
As urban agriculture catches on, groups like SPIN-Farming look to recast farming as a small business for entrepreneurs in cities and suburbs.
Amid the picturesque fields of Central Pennsylvania, the Hershey Center for Applied Research is emerging as a new, hi-tech model for business incubation and acceleration. Just don't call it a business incubator.
By making cash disappear, George Jensen has brought in huge profits for USA Technologies in the last few years. Last June, the company reported $16 million in revenue--$7 million more than fiscal 2007.
Nick Grasberger helped guide global giant Armstrong World Industries through Chapter 11 and restore profitability, and now he is the new CEO of Armstrong Building Products.
These days, everyone is looking for ways to cut costs. Charlie Szoradi has been doing just that for decades through sustainable design projects and a 'green message' that almost anyone can get behind.
Chester County entrepreneur Tom Ambler's online startup, Exclusively Green Market, offers a host of green goods from shoelaces to shower curtains.
As one of Pennsylvania's youngest and most successful entrepreneurs, Brian Pedone has taken a key lesson from the boxing ring to the world of software startups: When you strike, make it count.
Scott Ungerer, founder of EnterTech Capital in 1996, has long known what the rest of us are just realizing: eventually we'll have to quit the hydrocarbon economy for something else.