The most powerful broadband advocacy starts in communities where residents inform of the connectivity solutions they need. Currently in 2023, Pennsylvania ranks 16th among the states in speed and availability. To learn more about Pennsylvania and its efforts to make…
On Tuesday, May 17, 2022, the women of Verizon’s SGA East Region as kicked off the 5G Connecting Communities Series through conversations with women who are leading the way in tech. Leaders from New York, Washington D.C., and Virginia discussed…
What do the numbers so far say about 2022? Philadelphia saw a shocking amount of venture capital flowing into the region in VC deals in 2021 — by far the city’s best year ever. Read the full article here.
It’s not solving a new problem, but Oncora Medical’s CEO is finding that the company’s product has an unfortunate timeliness amid the pandemic. Read the full article here.
When the pandemic, economic uncertainty and global issues like war enter the picture, how do entrepreneurs stay focused on building? What keeps them excited? Read the full article here.
The Enterprise Center, the West Philadelphia-based nonprofit offering business education and capital resources, is officially launching its fund to support investments in women- and minority-owned businesses. Called the Innovate Capital Growth Fund and aiming to cap at $50 million, the…
Bach, a Philadelphia-based bachelorette party planning app, has raised an $8 million seed round from investors including executives with ties to dating apps Tinder and OkCupid. Read the full article here.
Less than a year after Comcast opened its much-anticipated home for startups in its new Comcast Technology Center in 2019, the pandemic forced the company to close its doors. Read the full article here.
BACH, the Philly-founded platform designed to streamline bachelor and bachelorette party planning, was making a name for itself last summer when pandemic restrictions were lifting and travel was picking up. Read the full article here.
Teresa Esser wants people to “follow the money.” It’s a piece of advice she was given early on in her career in publishing, in the late ’90s when she imagined making a living as an academic writer. Instead, the MIT…
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