Burlington, VT (December 10, 2018) – Since its first coding bootcamp in June of this year, Burlington Code Academy (BCA) has helped several local professionals find new careers in tech, and in turn has helped companies fulfill their need for tech talent. In addition to its first few sold-out bootcamps, BCA has added other benefits … Continued
David Bradbury, the President of VCET, Nick Lovejoy, Founder/CEO of Staple Health, and Katie Mccurdy, Founder of Pictal Health talk to MyChamplainValley about tech innovation in the health and wellness industry among their companies.
A new wave of Vermont athlete/entrepreneurs is stitching together gear for the outdoors.
With its superhero-themed art, retro furniture, random ping-pong table and open floor plan, the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies’ eye-catching co-working space—a little bit of Palo Alto plunked into Burlington’s FairPoint Technology Hub—is a fitting symbol for the dynamic contribution the economic development organization is making to Vermont’s start-up culture.
VCET and Hotel Vermont are thrilled to announce the third season of its Female Founder Speakers Series.
The ‘Female Founders StartHere Challenge’ pitch event, hosted by the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET) and Middlebury College, proudly awarded a total of $25k to two Vermont startups at the September 27 competition.
On Sept. 27, more than 50 college students, local residents and women entrepreneurs gathered at Middlebury College’s Dana Auditorium for the first-ever Vermont Female Founders StartHere Challenge, hosted by the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies.
VCET and Middlebury College today announced the seven finalists for their premier upcoming pitch event on September 27.
If you’ve ever daydreamed about moving to Vermont, now is the perfect time to do it. Here’s how.
Vermont is an “opt-in” place for entrepreneurs and individuals seeking professional challenge along with the personal connections that come from being part of a smaller community.
At Fenway since June 2015, the lactation pod is a product of Mamava, a Burlington-based startup launched in 2006 by Sascha Mayer and Christine Dodson.
Not only does this close-knit community help students develop their businesses, it’s creating an environment that encourages young people to stay in Vermont after school.