Skip to main content

TopNavBar

  • SSTI Conference
  • Contact
  • Login
  • /
  • Join
Site Logo

Additional menu

  • inform
  • lead
  • support
  • strengthen

Advanced Search

  • What is TBED?
  • About SSTI
    • Board
    • Staff
    • Membership
    • TBED Community of Practice
  • News
    • SSTI Digest
    • Job Corner
    • Funding Supplement
  • Education
    • Awards Program
    • Conference
    • Podcasts
    • Reports
    • Upcoming Webinars
    • Webinar Library
  • Federal Policy
  • Membership
    • Membership Benefits
    • Member List
    • Join or Renew
    • Member-only Documents
    • SSBCI Resources

States

  • Alabama (110)
  • Alaska (53)
  • Arizona (189)
  • Arkansas (74)
  • California (287)
  • Colorado (142)
  • Connecticut (122)
  • Delaware (59)
  • District Of Columbia (9)
  • Florida (143)
  • Georgia (156)
  • Hawaii (65)
  • Idaho (74)
  • Illinois (154)
  • Indiana (170)
  • International (143)
  • Iowa (81)
  • Kansas (136)
  • Kentucky (99)
  • Louisiana (77)
  • Maine (129)
  • Maryland (270)
  • Massachusetts (192)
  • Michigan (230)
  • Midwest (6)
  • Minnesota (103)
  • Mississippi (65)
  • Missouri (145)
  • Montana (44)
  • Nebraska (43)
  • Nevada (41)
  • New Hampshire (60)
  • New Mexico (96)
  • New York (230)
  • North Carolina (183)
  • North Dakota (56)
  • Northeast (2)
  • Ohio (432)
  • Oklahoma (99)
  • Oregon (71)
  • Pennsylvania (270)
  • Puerto Rico (10)
  • Rhode Island (96)
  • South (19)
  • South Carolina (68)
  • South Dakota (73)
  • Tennessee (121)
  • Texas (110)
  • Utah (82)
  • Virginia (289)
  • Washington (142)
  • West (3)
  • West Virginia (73)
  • Wisconsin (125)
  • Wyoming (50)
  • (-) New Jersey (104)
  • (-) Vermont (65)

Tags

  • state tbed (20)
  • higher ed (16)
  • state budget (15)
  • tech talkin govs (14)
  • tax credits (11)
  • workforce (10)
  • elections (9)
  • r&d (9)
  • energy (7)
  • manufacturing (7)
  • state budgets (7)
  • capital (6)
  • states (6)
  • angel capital (5)
  • innovation (5)
  • incubators (4)
  • policy (4)
  • stem (4)
  • accelerators (3)
  • bio (3)
  • commercialization (3)
  • entrepreneurship (3)
  • governors (3)
  • broadband (2)
  • cleantech (2)
  • community college (2)
  • coronavirus (2)
  • crowdfunding (2)
  • mep (2)
  • nsf (2)
  • people (2)
  • research parks (2)
  • ssbci (2)
  • venture capital (2)
  • AI (1)
  • angel (1)
  • awards (1)
  • clean energy (1)
  • climate (1)
  • climate change (1)
  • free tuition (1)
  • funds (1)
  • fy20budget (1)
  • information technology (1)
  • k-12 (1)
  • science policy (1)
  • ssti (1)
  • strategic plan (1)
  • tech transfer (1)

Type

  • weekly_digest (162)
Displaying 1 - 25 of 162
Authored on

New Jersey Launches $40 Million VC Partnership

Friday, December 15, 2000

After discovering that only 10 percent of the venture capital raised in New Jersey is invested in New Jersey companies, a new venture fund has been established combining private, state, and federal resources. The seed investment fund will be used to assist New Jersey start-up technology businesses get off the ground.



  • Read more about New Jersey Launches $40 Million VC Partnership

Brandinger Resigns; NJ Seeks Executive Director

Friday, November 20, 1998

The long-time executive director of the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology, Jay Brandinger, recently announced his decision to resign as Executive Director of the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology. Consequently, the Commission is seeking an Executive Director.

  • Read more about Brandinger Resigns; NJ Seeks Executive Director

Vermont Leads Manufacturing Exports, Study Finds

Friday, April 27, 2001

Long-held opinions are hard to change. The state of the US manufacturing sector is a good example. Many people, particularly those in the Northeast and Midwest, hold tightly to memories of mass layoffs and factory closings nearly 20 years ago.



  • Read more about Vermont Leads Manufacturing Exports, Study Finds

People

Friday, April 20, 2001

The Vermont Economic Progress Council has named Fred Kenney as Executive Director. VEPC is the nine-member panel established in 1994 with members appointed by the Governor to provide long-term economic policy planning. In 1998 it was given the responsibility of implementing the Economic Advancement Tax Incentives Act and reviewing applications for tax incentives.

  • Read more about People

New Director Named

Friday, April 18, 1997

Dr. Paul S. Huyffer has been named Executive Director of the Vermont Technology Council and Special Assistant to the President of the University of Vermont for Economic Development. The Vermont Technology Council has been in existence since 1992 and has been responsible for the development of a science and technology plan for the state.

  • Read more about New Director Named

Position Available

Friday, November 15, 1996

Applications and nominations are invited for the position of Executive Director of the Vermont Technology Council. The Council is a voluntary association of community leaders from the public and private sectors who are concerned with the economic vitality of Vermont and believe that the state's prosperity depends on the successful commercialization within the state of scientific and technological advances and innovations.

  • Read more about Position Available

People in S&T

Friday, January 28, 2000

Dr. Paul Hale has been named the Executive Director of the Vermont Technology Council. Among other tasks, Dr. Hale is working on the state’s EPSCoT award in cooperation with the Vermont EPSCoR Program.

  • Read more about People in S&T

Tech Initiatives Proposed for New Jersey

Friday, January 21, 2000

Governor Christie Whitman has announced New Jersey Jobs for a New Economy, a multi-million dollar package of technology-related initiatives to make New Jersey more competitive in the creation of high technology jobs. 

Among the plan's proposals are the following technology-related investments: 

  • Read more about Tech Initiatives Proposed for New Jersey

Fireworks on the Fourth for NJCS&T?

Friday, June 20, 2003

The Fourth of July might just be a paid holiday for New Jersey's tech-based economic development agency after all. Since Governor James McGreevey released his FY 2004 budget request six months ago, the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology has been living under a June 30 death sentence. Facing a deficit forecast in excess of $4 billion, the governor had called for the elimination of the $15 million program.

  • Read more about Fireworks on the Fourth for NJCS&T?

$105M Tech Tax and VC Legislation Passes in Vermont

Friday, June 13, 2003

Capital for start-up and early-stage business ventures should become more plentiful in Vermont based on legislation, S. 178, passed in late May. A spokesperson for Governor Jim Douglas appraised the act's total impact as representing a $105 million investment into the state's economy.

  • Read more about $105M Tech Tax and VC Legislation Passes in Vermont

People

Friday, May 10, 2002

Molly Lambert, secretary of the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development since 1998, is resigning July 1 to become head of the Vermont Captive Insurance Association. The Agency is comprised of the Departments of Economic Development, Tourism and Marketing, and Housing and Community Affairs.

  • Read more about People

NJ Governor Shifting State TBED Priorities

Friday, February 14, 2003

NJCST Out, Cancer Research In

  • Read more about NJ Governor Shifting State TBED Priorities

People

Friday, December 13, 2002

Kevin Dorn has been named secretary of the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development by Gov.-elect Jim Douglas.

  • Read more about People

For NJ: Nano in, VC Out

Friday, August 9, 2002

Two separate news stories covering different New Jersey's technology-based economic development initiatives may give one of the first peeks at Governor James McGreevey's plans for science & technology in the Garden State.

  • Read more about For NJ: Nano in, VC Out

Vermont Passes Tax Credits, Examines High Tech Impact

Friday, July 26, 2002

Vermont’s high-tech businesses now can take advantage of new tax credits with Governor Howard Dean, M.D.’s signature on H. 239. The bill creates a set of five incentives for high-tech businesses in industries including computer hardware or software, information and communications, microelectronics, semiconductors, digital communications, medical devices, energy technologies and electric vehicles.

  • Read more about Vermont Passes Tax Credits, Examines High Tech Impact

People

Friday, May 2, 2003

Gov. James McGreevey recently appointed Alfred Koeppe as the new Chairman of the Economic Development Authority of New Jersey.

  • Read more about People

New Jersey Creates Commission on Jobs, Growth and Economic Development

Friday, April 25, 2003

To help make his state a leader in research, development and innovation, New Jersey Governor James McGreevey recently signed an executive order establishing the Commission on Jobs, Growth and Economic Development. Highlighting the state's strengths but calling for it to move forward, even with a $5 billion budget shortfall looming, the governor said the commission is needed to put New Jersey in position to be more competitive.

  • Read more about New Jersey Creates Commission on Jobs, Growth and Economic Development

Dems Take NJ, VA Governorships

Friday, November 9, 2001

Democrats took the year’s only two races for governor, electing Jim McGreevey in New Jersey and Mark Warner in Virginia. 



  • Read more about Dems Take NJ, VA Governorships

New Jersey Plans $450M Stem Cell Referendum

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

State Also Begins Work on $150M Stem Cell Research Center An agreement between Gov. Jon Corzine and state legislative leaders will result in a $450 million bond referendum being put before New Jersey voters this fall. If approved, the money will be used to augment support for the state’s stem cell research initiative over the next 10 years.

  • Read more about New Jersey Plans $450M Stem Cell Referendum

SSTI Job Corner

Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Complete descriptions of the position openings described below are available at http://www.ssti.org/posting.htm.



  • Read more about SSTI Job Corner

People

Monday, November 21, 2005

Peter Gold was appointed associate provost for economic initiatives at Rutgers-Camden.

  • Read more about People

New Jersey, Virginia Promote Political Veterans to Governorships

Monday, November 14, 2005

New Jersey and Virginia were the only two states to choose governors in November 2005, with both states having open races. Below is a description of each governor-elect's position on TBED.

  • Read more about New Jersey, Virginia Promote Political Veterans to Governorships

Rutgers Asks: Is It Time for the Next New Economy in NJ?

Monday, August 7, 2006

For many areas of the country, the first five years of the 21st century may well be remembered as a period of dramatic economic transformation, or the beginning of one as the rate of change continues at a fast clip. Having statistics for the five-year period of 2000-2005, however, provides the first opportunity for policymakers and academic researchers to look for meaning in the trends.

  • Read more about Rutgers Asks: Is It Time for the Next New Economy in NJ?

Executive Director Position Open

Friday, August 30, 1996

The New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NJMEP) seeks qualified applicants for the position of Executive Director. A successful candidate will have a established record of entrepreneurship demonstrated through a history of leadership in firm or division status, new product launches, development of new marketing strategies, or similar endeavors. Applicants must have senior-level management experience in an industrial manufacturing firm with full profit and loss responsibility.

  • Read more about Executive Director Position Open

Stem Cell Research Initiative Could Result in Substantial Economic Benefits, Rutgers Report Indicates

Monday, October 31, 2005

Examining the components that would most likely be attributed directly to Acting Gov. Richard Codey's proposed $380 million Stem Cell Research Initiative, a Rutgers University study finds that, potentially, the state stands to benefit from an estimated $1.4 billion in new economic activity, approximately 20,000 new jobs, and $71.9 million in new state revenue over the next 20 years.

  • Read more about Stem Cell Research Initiative Could Result in Substantial Economic Benefits, Rutgers Report Indicates

Pagination

  • Page 1
  • Page 2
  • Page 3
  • Page 4
  • Page 5
  • Page 6
  • Page 7
  • Next page ››
  • Last page Last »

SSTI

1391 W 5th Avenue Ste 323, Columbus OH 43212 | tel 614.901.1690© 2024 SSTI, All Rights Reserved. Web Design by Alliance

The State Science & Technology Institute (SSTI) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to improving initiatives that support prosperity through science, technology, innovation and entrepreneurship.

  • Contact Us
    • 614.901.1690
    • contactus [@] ssti.org
    • Privacy Policy

Footer menu About

  • About
    • Board
    • Staff
    • Membership
    • TBED Community of Practice

Footer menu Join

  • Join SSTI
    • Member Benefits
    • Join SSTI
    • Member List