Q and A: Valerie Gaydos, Private Investors Forum
She wants entrepreneurs to believe in angels and government to pay attention to the real and unique payback that angel investors can provide at events like the upcoming Angel Venture Fair.
Blobs, Bars and Camps: Engaging Entrepreneurs
Info-sharing forums for entrepreneurs have become the latest start-up trend. Philly Startup Leaders have revved up the growth of ideas and resources throughout the state.
Q and A: Rick Hirsh, Fastech Integrated Solutions
With two recent acquisitions, this IT solutions company in Delaware County is positioned to expand its revenues and stature as an integrator of its customers' technologies, and its CEO is on the hunt for more deals.
Spectacle: Pie in the Sky
Cafe Estelle chef/owner Marshall Green is earning a reputation for his innovative takes on classic brunch fare at his Northern Liberties eatery in Philadelphia, and reveals his secrets to baking the perfect holiday pie.
Eating Without Wheat
Gluten-free dining options and resources are becoming more available throughout the state thanks to a growing awareness of celiac disease and some enterprising citizens and restaurant owners.
Eastern PA's Hydrogen Hub Generating Reactions
From AlumiFuel in Philadelphia to Air Products and Chemicals in Allentown, the region is earning a reputation for harnessing hydrogen's power. The tough part is convincing others it's safe and viable.
Q and A: Doug Alexander, Internet Capital Group
The Wayne-based venture capital company president has played a major role in his firm's growth and will share his lessons with aspiring entrepreneurs at today's Founder Factory event at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia.
Philly's Prohibitive Favorite
Village Whiskey, the latest offering from Philadelphia's hottest restaurateur Jose Garces, is indicative of the burgeoning downtown restaurant scene and the expanding foodie culture's love of nostalgia.
Q and A: Stephen Tang, University City Science Center
Stephen Tang's extensive management background has helped the University City Science Center grow in many ways during his tenure as president.
Technology Pushes 'Young-Raising' on Non-Profits
The Academy of Natural Science recently appointed 34 year-old Amy Miller Marvin as its VP of Institutional Advancement, signaling a new, younger and more tech-saavy direction for the old museum, the city, and fundraising profession.