BFTP-SEP celebrates its 30th with $1.9 million in funding to 10 young companies
BFTP-SEP marks its 30th anniversary with $1.9 million in funding to 10 young companies.
BFTP-SEP marks its 30th anniversary with $1.9 million in funding to 10 young companies.
Philadelphia�s Rumble aims to monetize ailing print media with its mobile platform.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania recently approved $1,550,000 in funding for nine early-stage companies.
Dick Thornburgh and Tom Ridge joined Tom Corbett and dozens of supporters to recognize the organization's successes.
Ten startups are getting a healthy boost as part of DreamIt Health, the first, Philadelphia-based healthcare accelerator.
iMomentous in Horsham offers mobile recruiting technology to big companies.
The Chester County Economic Development Council's i2n initiative has awarded five emerging companies in Chester and Delaware counties with $10,000 each in microgrant funding.
Wayne's HealthQx is developing a data-driven system to score and benchmark healthcare providers and payers.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP) is offering up to $400,000 in loans to small businesses to retrofit their buildings.
Six IT companies, two life sciences enterprises and one alternative energy firm in Greater Philadelphia are recipients of over $1.4 million in funding from the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP).