The Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania announced nearly $600,000 in funding earlier this month for startup and established companies throughout the region.
As founder and president of Red Cedar Marketing, Traci Browne has long worked with healthcare companies on tradeshows. Now she is creating another opportunity for smaller businesses in Bucks County.
Veteran pharmaceutical executive David Brand retired from a 30-year career with GlaxoSmithKline a few years ago, but his grandchildren might tell a different story, he admits.
At 40, he has already earned the trust and respect of the likes of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley and Bette Midler. Now the passionate Ohio native is hoping to bring technology and a deft greening touch to the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.
Chemistry industry executives and scholars will debate reform of TSCA.
In the ever-growing world of smart grids and energy storage, Allentown-based International Battery continues to play a major role in the conversation.
Pittsburgh's number of health care start-up investments ranked 4th in midwest in 2009, according to BioEnterprise report.
BioClinica, which re-branded itself two years ago with a focus on its eClinical services, has since had little trouble defining the term or how it�s driving the company�s growth.
Gym memberships spike early in the New Year as those making resolutions to get in shape look for places to exercise. In Philadelphia, a different kind of gym--one for those innovators seeking to exercise their ideas--opened in January.
Multiple government agencies are working on an initiative that spans the state and explores and implements partnerships and programs that protect natural and cultural resources to enhance their respective region�s economic viability.