TechOut, the annual startup competition jointly organized by the Council and Alpha Loft, will be kicking off its sixth year in style on November 15, with a landmark tripling of investment funding, courtesy of a team of Granite State entrepreneurs and the NH Business Finance Authority. Read more. Read more
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Sumner Vanderhoof is the CEO of addapptation, the recent winner of the Manchester Young Professional Startup Challenge. addapptation offers an innovative microapp solution to combat issues associated with enterprise software. Read more
Vince Berk is the Co-Founder and CEO of FlowTraq, a Manchester-based network cybersecurity startup. Vince shares updates on his company progress and future plans since his first innovator feature. Read more
The panelists have been selected for the Entrepreneur Forum event on Wednesday, May 10, which will feature Portsmouth-based Oculus Health and the challenges of scaling up in a tight talent market. The Entrepreneur Forum is one of the marquee events series run by the New Hampshire High Tech Council. Read more. Read more
The NH High Tech Council (Council) has extended the application deadline for the annual Entrepreneur of the Year (EOY) Awards to Friday, May 5. The event is Tuesday, June 13 from 5:30 to 8 pm at Southern New Hampshire University where the prestigious EOY Award will be presented to an individual who has significantly advanced innovation in the Granite State over his or her career. Read more. Read more
Bhive is an online trading platform for local businesses to sell their goods and services. Lori Tiernan discusses the importance of buying local, as well as her involvement with initiatives such as the Alpha Loft. Read more
Starting Point Located in the historic Mill District of downtown Manchester, Mentis Sciences is an engineering firm which provides advanced material design and manufacturing capabilities to Department of Defense customers. Mentis specializes in the design, development and testing of advanced composite materials with a goal of providing unique flexibility, rapid development and prototyping for various Read more
The NH High Tech Council (Council) will relaunch its Bio Tech/Med Tech cluster at a kickoff event on Thursday, May 18. The program aims to create an industry-led initiative that highlights and focuses on Bio Tech/Med Tech-specific concerns and opportunities, including bringing resources to the forefront, filling the workforce pipeline, and highlighting the growing influence of the life sciences sector as one of the state’s most rapidly growing industries and drivers of economic development. Read more. Read more
Sometimes good things come to those who wait. That was certainly the case when Jim Campbell’s company, Retrieve, a Manchester-based software company that creates web and mobile communications apps, was a finalist back in 2015 at the Council’s annual “Product of the Year” Awards. Retrieve was presenting alongside four other finalist companies who were all vying for top prize – coveted product promotion and visibility among NH’s business community and tech elite. Read more. Read more