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Partners in Greater Philadelphia’s life sciences ecosystem are expanding their commitment to connecting a wider range of Philadelphians, including residents from disadvantaged communities, with career opportunities in the burgeoning biotech industry with the announcement of an upcoming recruitment for an award-winning biotech training program.
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Join in on the fun, we'll have food trucks, live music, yard games, and so much more! Don't miss out! Our campus is thriving with events and activities all the time, but this one you really won’t want to miss.
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On June 1, Jodie Harris officially assumed the role of president of PIDC. Jodie made history as the 12th chief executive and the first African American woman to serve in the role of president in PIDC’s 65-year history. After returning to her hometown of Philadelphia to take on her new role, she’s optimistic about what’s to come and passionate about moving PIDC’s new Theory of Change and Strategic Framework forward.
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The event focused on engaging with minority- and women-owned business enterprises and provide them with resources to better prepare them when it comes to available opportunities to work with city agencies.
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We’ve created a new interactive Navy Yard – Things to See & Do Map. The map, which can be downloaded and accessed through Google Maps, is sorted by categories so you can find what you want while visiting the Navy Yard.
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As general manager, Lucy Bitton oversees on-site management of the Navy Yard’s 1,200-acre campus with her CBRE team. She comes to the Navy Yard with more than 35 years of experience.
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Nearly 50 high school students from Pennsylvania, surrounding states, and from around the world, took part in the day trip to the Navy Yard.
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Brandon Capone has seen a lot in his nearly nine years of working as a security officer at the Navy Yard. Most recently, he saw his role and responsibilities increase with a deserved promotion.
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Our seasonal Lunch Truck Lineup program runs from April – October. Weekly schedules will be posted on our social media accounts and our website. #LunchTruckLineup #NavyYardEats
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Big or small, global or startup, the Navy Yard is a community of people and companies working alongside each other in an environment that is flexible, customizable, and often unconventional. These unique spaces come in varying heights, vintages, and floorplates; can accommodate business growth and expansion; and provide access to a large and talented regional workforce.
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Philly Shipyard and Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, LLC recently celebrated the cutting of steel for the Jones Act-compliant Subsea Rock Installation Vessel (SRIV). When complete, the SRIV will be the first such ship to enter the U.S. offshore wind market.
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The multi-venue event was hosted at two of the region’s leading life sciences hubs – Ensemble / Mosaic at the Navy Yard and Wexford Science + Technology at One uCity Square in University City – providing opportunities for networking and guided facility tours in addition to the viewing parties.
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Inside the high-ceiling building that was once a World War II aircraft factory, construction is underway on the engineering site where future generations of U.S. Navy sailors will learn to operate the systems aboard the new Constellation-class frigate.
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The Ben Franklin Impact Report 2022 highlights the big numbers and events for Ben Franklin’s impact and results for and the Philadelphia region (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties) in the previous year.
The report highlights some of the many success stories from their portfolio and partners and offers a look at the sector and subsector concentrations of their Healthcare and Tech companies, as well as key successes from their GO Philly Fund portfolio companies.
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This Summer, URBN kicked off their new partnership with After-School All-Stars. Folks from the URBN Home Office visited two ASAS Summer Camp sites at Philadelphia Public Schools, in Kensington and South Philly, made possible by their Volunteer Paid Time Off program. Participants decorated up-cycled picture frames with fabric from retired Nuuly inventory, teaching the kids about sustainability while letting them flex their creative muscles.
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