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Ben Franklin to Invest $330,873 In Regional Economic Development Posted on Wednesday, March 7th, 2012 in Ben Franklin News

The Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania’s (BFTP/NEP) Board of Directors approved the investment of $330,873 in support of regional economic development. BFTP/NEP’s goal is to help lead northeastern Pennsylvania Continue Reading ...

Ben Franklin Announces Technology Forecaster as i xchange Keynoter Posted on Tuesday, March 6th, 2012 in Ben Franklin News

Leonard Brody The Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania has announced that technology forecaster Leonard Brody will be the keynote presenter at the Ben Franklin ixchange 2012. The i xchange Continue Reading ...

Join Us for the 2012 Ben Franklin i xchange Posted on Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 in Ben Franklin News

  You are invited!  Join us on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at the Ben Franklin i xchange, recognized as the premier business and technology networking event for entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, educators, and business and community leaders.  Keynote speaker Leonard Brody is a highly respected entrepreneur, venture capitalist, best-selling author, and a two-time Emmy-nominated media visionary. Brody’s presentation, This Monumental Shift – Exploring the Future of Behavior, Technology, and Innovation, will address how major technological and behavioral changes over the last 15 years have brought us to what is arguably the most reformative time in history. A highly sought-after speaker, Brody combines a powerful delivery, razor-sharp wit, and cutting-edge content in his presentations to audiences worldwide.  Continue Reading ...

2011 Annual Report – Download Posted on Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 in Ben Franklin News, Publications, Videos, Photos & Publications

“If PASSION Drives You, Let REASON Hold The Reins.”  Ben Franklin’s quote very aptly describes this year at the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania.  Passion is what makes our work happen. We seek passion in the management teams of prospective clients. We exhibited passion in responding to pressing regional economic development needs by finding a way to expand the Ben Franklin TechVentures business incubator despite severe cuts to our budget. But the key to harnessing the incredible power of passion is to temper it. A modicum of real-world prudence provides balance and must be integrated into planning and implementation. All of us must “let reason hold the reins.” Continue Reading ...

Ben Franklin TechVentures2 Featured in February Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal Posted on Monday, January 30th, 2012 in Ben Franklin News

Ben Franklin TechVentures2 in the news – The expansion to Ben Franklin’s award-winning incubator/post-incubator opened in October 2011 and added 47,000 square feet to the existing building, including wet labs, office/meeting space, Continue Reading ...
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