With $8.1 million invested in 43 companies in 2013, Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP) ranked as the second most active investor in�Greater Philadelphia.
The city's museums, theaters and art spaces are working hard to open their doors a little wider, whether it's to people on the autism spectrum or those with disabilities.
Five Drexel University buildings, encompassing more than 430,000 square feet of space, are about to get $6.6 million in retrofits to significantly cut their energy use.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners looks to improve the economic ecosystem by investing $939,885 in regional development.
Lewisburg's Brighton Training Group is an online training development company focused on providing e-learning solutions for K-12 school food and nutrition programs.
Wayne's MaximTrak uses technology to support auto dealerships.
While their classmates are sleeping late and throwing frisbees, these collegiate all-stars are launching promising businesses.
Third Eye Diagnostics, a startup with offices in Bethlehem and a lab in Rydal, has developed a first-of-its-kind, non-invasive, handheld�medical device that can be used to assess head injuries using a patient's eye.
KCF Technologies of State College has developed reliable, wireless monitoring of machinery across a number of industries.
Pittsburgh's PECA Labs has developed a valve for pediatric heart patients.