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A new program will provide a year of free space in Worcester to entrepreneurial college graduates seeking to open their own businesses in the city.
Although many face obstacles entering the United States, immigrants are launching their own businesses at a higher rate than those started by native American citizens.
TechSandBox, the MetroWest innovation center for science- and technology-based startups, said it has received a $25,000 planning grant to develop a new accelerator program from the Westborough-based Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. As part
Officials at Framingham State University will celebrate the opening of the school's new Entrepreneur Innovation Center with a ceremony on site this afternoon. The incubator provides office space for area entrepreneurs, as well as internship
When Geert Cauwenbergh needed money for a life sciences startup in 2002, he knew where to turn: venture capitalists.
A little over five years ago, Peter Rucinski couldn't have told you the first thing about yoga.
Who says innovation has to be complicated? Many inventions are seen as solutions to problems. One day, Gary Richard saw how people who enjoy canned, carbonated beverages couldn't put down their drinks for long stretches without those drinks losing
As an engineer, Mark Durrenberger has plied his craft in the nuclear energy and information technology fields. When he formed New England Breeze Solar — later renaming it New England Clean Energy — he engineered the formation of a new business in a
A Northborough company that provides lending services for people who buy mobile homes, will expand outside New England, establishing operations in Maryland, Delaware and New York. Chris Schofield, who founded Priority Funding in 2003, made the
Inside the Route 128 belt, technology entrepreneurs who need cheap space to work have plenty of options.
I'm constantly meeting entrepreneurs, would-be-entrepreneurs, educators, students and government officials and am amazed at how many of them talk about innovation and startups in the Greater Worcester area. Their level of interest is quite high.
Citing rapid growth, Salespod Inc., the maker of a field sales and retail merchandising tool by the same name, has moved into an office in Worcester.
Marianne Lancaster is having a great year. And it's about time.
Derek Canton has an energy that's contagious, is heavily active at his church and has a self-described entrepreneurial mindset.
Whether offering an affordable space to work, an area for collaboration or seminars for small businesses, there are more options available to Central Massachusetts startups and entrepreneurs to get their ventures out of the gate.
Jeff Schiebe follows up on a previous WBJ print edition column in which he addressed three ways to help entrepreneurs in Worcester. Here, he talks about a fourth key ingredient: entrepreneurial spirit.