In this program, student workers who are bright, driven and ambitious boost local companies. Meanwhile, those students earn real-world experience, preparing them to become the next generation of industry leaders.
Smart investors focus on the founder and the management team far more than on a company's product or service. That's because when it comes to longterm success, it's the people that matter most.
Thanks to the Keystone Innovation Zone (KIZ) program, Southside Bethlehem has become a hotbed for upstart companies, thriving incubators and young urbanites.
Wayne Barz has managed Ben Franklin TechVentures for more than 15 years. Over the next few months, he'll be sharing lessons he's learned in the incubation world.
This author and entrepreneur talks about his writing process, the onward march of human progress and why nobody should be scared of the next big technological evolution.
This Lehigh Valley entrepreneur struck out on her own, making customized tissue culture media for labs.
This entrepreneur fell hard for Bethlehem during his years of study at Lehigh University -- so he decided to build his company there.
This company is hard at work on a revolutionary pharmaceutical that could provide relief to those with mood disorders.
Parents of putty-obsessed children have asked him to sign autographs, and he employs 500 special needs people to make the world's coolest putty.
Ariotech aims to improve all areas of communication in the healthcare cycle.