How Philadelphia's Greenest Companies Are Staying Ahead
A flower grower, organic salon, green roof and wall architect, PR agency and web development shop are raising Philly's sustainability bar.
A flower grower, organic salon, green roof and wall architect, PR agency and web development shop are raising Philly's sustainability bar.
The student-led company out of the Sustainability Workshop earned the Green Innovator title at the Clean Air Council's GreenFest this month.
The CEO of the $3 billion Latrobe-based global manufacturer believes manufacturing is undergoing a renaissance in Pennsylvania.
In the last five years, Ben Franklin Technology Partners portfolio companies have attracted nearly $2 billion in follow-on financing.
Researchers led at Penn State have honed techniques for detecting, counting and analyzing cells and pieces of DNA, a major development for scientists and doctors looking for a way to detect cancer or HIV cells in a small sample.
In less than two years, the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern Pennsylvania intiative has created six revenue-generating startups.
Wind and sun helped Shoener Environmental weather the economic downturn. "Renewable energy kept us going through the recession," says president Ed Shoener.
ViroPharma Inc., a homegrown global pharmaceutical company, is expanding at its Exton headquarters, nearly doubling its space and its local workforce with new, high-paying jobs.
The hiring roundup heats up this week with 40+ jobs at the CMU Software Engineering Institute in Bakery Square, 15 openings at Branding Brand in Pittsburgh and ANSYS, which is moving to new digs in Southpointe II.
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