VCET will host the first-ever Northeast Meetup at SXSW in Austin, TX. The meetup will serve as a gathering space for founders, investors, and ecosystem leaders from across the Northeast.
Kicking off on November 10th at Hotel Vermont in Burlington, Season 10 dives into “Trending.” Three founders will discuss fashion, retail, and strategy in an ever-evolving market.
Highly curated, place-based, and completely free to all users, this Job Board allows job seekers to use a variety of search criteria to hone in on specific roles and companies.
VCET announced the appointment of Geoff Robertson as Director of Finance and Venture Investments. Robertson will oversee financial resources and venture investing operations to drive growth in its startup portfolio and expand support for Vermont’s innovative founders and entrepreneurs.
The Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET) is named an Inc. Power Partner in two categories: General Excellence and Economic Development.
Welcome back to First Chair 🚠: Your rundown on Vermont’s startup scene brought to you by your friends at VCET.
Since 2020, Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET), along with help from other ecosystem players and community members (Hi Marty!), supported and moderated the Vermont Startup Collective.
Battery cell technology plays a pivotal role in the transition to renewable energy.
When David and Jane Sandelman relocated to Vermont in 2001, their first entrepreneurial endeavor was putting their spin on the classic Bob Newhart experience.
Adam “Apolon” Polonski (left) and Nora Ganley-Roper (right) are the co-founders of Lost Lantern, an independent bottler of American whiskey.
GPMS offers a new preventative maintenance solution for helicopters, providing precise information about worn parts and the expected time until replacement.
2023 marks two decades since UVM’s Dr. John Evans had an idea to catalyze wealth and income opportunities for Vermonters through entrepreneurship.