Don’t be fooled, we are not hiring! We’ve recently been informed that individuals are being contacted via text with bogus work-from-home job offers from VCET. It may look like it’s coming from Indeed, but it’s a scam, please do not engage. Sorry folks!
With Thanksgiving approaching, I am tempted to fixate on things broken (our oven, national politics, the homlessness crisis, etc) or the never ceasing things that frustrate our daily lives (9 months for a dental appointment, replacement part shortages, frozen Zoom meetings, gas prices, delayed mountain opening, etc).
The Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET) is proud to announce the addition of Kelly Keen as its new Manager of Operations and Culture, a role in which she will curate VCET’s robust member community and daily success of VCET’s downtown Burlington, VT coworking and accelerator facility.
This week our Student Entrepreneur Series continues with Champlain College marketing student Riley Seith. Riley is the founder of Laces, an app created for users to make running safe, easy, and more fun! Part one, part two.
Hi there, my name is Kelly Keen and I am thrilled to begin as VCET’s new Manager of Operations and Culture!
In the second part of our Student Entrepreneur Series, we had the honor of sitting down with the multi-talented and creative, Ben Collins, who runs his own photography business, is a student at the University of Vermont (UVM), president of their Entrepreneurship Club, and enjoys playing live music in his free time!
As we say goodbye to our highly regarded and appreciated Director of Operations and Culture, Phoebe Lo, we get to sit down with her and reminisce about her incredible work at VCET.
This week we had the privilege of sitting down with Nathaniel and Jacob, of Treeline Terrains who are recent graduates of Middlebury College and who we initially met through the Middlebury Entrepreneurs class taught by VCET.
VCET Vice President, Sam Roach-Gerber, gives her top 10 tips for aspiring entrepreneurs! Check it out:
Today we sit down with co-founder of employee owned Chroma Technology in Bellows Falls, Vermont.
Here at VCET, we’ve gathered a collection of perspectives from a diverse range of investors and entrepreneurs who can, with confidence, tell you what you need to know in order to nail your next pitch!
Today we sit down with Nora Ganley-Roper, co-founder of Lost Lantern Whiskey, who turned a dream road trip into a truly unique and forward thinking business.