Alexa Cole is a leadership coach in Burlington, Vermont. In this Q&A, Alexa explains her father’s influence on her decision to coach, how she is bringing the Vermont coaching community together, and what people misunderstand about the profession.
Peter Anderson is an executive coach in Burlington, Vermont. In this Q&A, Peter shares how he got involved in coaching, what sets him apart as a coach, and some misconceptions that people have about the profession. He also shares his favorite things about the VCET community.
David Aronoff, a native of Lyndon, Vermont, has been supporting VCET’s board since 2008. In this Q&A, he reflects on his pivotal four years at UVM, his experience working at early-stage startups, and passion for venture capital.
With $15M across two evergreen venture funds, VCET is looking to make new investments into Vermont-based teams and companies.
The Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies is going on its 17th year of its internship program.
One thing most businesses don’t think to do is intentionally lower their price. For Alejandro Bergad of Sunsoil, it was a no-brainer.
Welcome back to First Chair 🚠: Your rundown on Vermont’s startup scene brought to you by your friends at VCET.
Waterbury-based NOMAD Transportable Power Systems, Inc. (NOMAD) is one of the nation’s most promising energy storage system (ESS) companies.
Matt Dunne, the king of rural innovation, joins the podcast to inspire us all.
Welcome back to First Chair 🚠: Your rundown on Vermont’s startup scene brought to you by your friends at VCET.
In 2019, the Burlington startup scene was saturated with in-person meetups. It felt like every night of the week I was at some brewery or coworking space, networking my little heart out. It was exhausting.
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.