The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with Venture Forum and WorcLab, is proud to announce the twelve local companies that have been competitively selected to the 2024-2025 cohort
September 4, 2024, by Paul Silva This is part of the CityBiz series of interviews. Listen to the full interview here: Paul Silva Interviews Zak Dutton, Executive Director
by Michael Kane, Economic Development and Public Policy Associate TJ Haigh, a young entrepreneur to watch, participated in two of Venture Forum’s programs. Haigh, the founder of Trivlic, was both
The Venture Forum held its first-ever WooTank Intercollegiate Showdown at the JMAC BrickBox Theater in downtown Worcester. April 4, 2024, by Eric Casey Inspired by the hit ABC television show
Emily and Caleb cofounded software startup Valis to provide solutions that improve the processing of scrap metals to help create a circular economy. Valis’ goal is to support the stability
If there is one entrepreneur in Worcester who you can say has done it all, it’s Giselle Rivera-Flores. Giselle began her entrepreneurial journey with The Learning Hub, a STEAM learning
Aaron Birt is proof that the next generation of high-tech manufacturing is coming out of Worcester. In 2015, Aaron was part of StartUp Worcester’s very first cohort while completing his
Ryan Canuel is the exemplification of just how big the video game development industry is in Worcester. A native of Swansea, MA who moved to Worcester to attend Becker
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