More birthday presents: BFTP-CNP delivers $1.2 million to eight startups
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central & Northern PA, also marking the big 3-0, announced $1.2 million in funding for eight startups.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central & Northern PA, also marking the big 3-0, announced $1.2 million in funding for eight startups.
Dick Thornburgh and Tom Ridge joined Tom Corbett and dozens of supporters to recognize the organization's successes.
The TekRidge Center in Jessup is the state's newest technology incubator.
A Northwest Pennsylvania company tonight will be named winner of Ben Franklin�s BIG IDEA Business Plan Contest.
State College's Lasers for Innovative Solutions is a startup focused on digitized, 3D models from physical samples for tomography and other uses.
Strategic Polymer Sciences of State College has developed a mechanism that adds vibration and/or sound to the keyboards of flat touchscreens on smartphones and tablets.
AgIntegrated of State College is a fast-growing software developer and consultant to the agricultural industry.
Surge Business Development in State College is a sales and marketing firm with an expanding intern program.
Amazi, a free mobile app that tells consumers where to find places to fill their water bottles, emerged as the winner from a diverse field.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern PA�is once again sponsoring its BIG IDEA business plan contest, with the $35,000 grand prize awarded to one entrepreneur or tech-based startup to further develop and grow a business.