Entrepreneurship education is thriving at Lehigh University, where the Baker Institute for Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Innovation continues to rack up top rankings and national recognition.
This IT guru wanted to live and work in his hometown of Bloomsburg, so he built a company there.
Protecting property -- both physical and digital -- is the work of two early-stage companies, the latest to receive investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
A couple of New Jersey entrepreneurs came to PA to launch their company, a developer of blood tests for chemotherapy.
What started as a college thesis project has become a growing company that treats burns and scars across the globe.
On a recent road trip, Keystone Edge sat down with five companies to talk 'what's next,' both for these innovative enterprises and the Lehigh Valley startup economy as a whole.
This Reading company uses cutting-edge methods to grind a wide range of materials into ultra-fine particles for the manufacturing industry -- and they're growing rapidly. Since, 1998, they've gone from a two-man team to a roster of 120 employees
In addition to last week's slate of funded companies, Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania's (BFTP/NEP) has announced the following investments, provided to clients in the form of loans.
The latest funding round from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania will help boost growing companies.
Last month, Keystone Edge hit the road again, visiting Ben Franklin TechVentures on the Lehigh University Campus.