Delaware’s tech and entrepreneurship ecosystem saw significant developments this month, with the Tech Council of Delaware celebrating its second anniversary as an independent nonprofit organization. The council has been actively involved in various initiatives, including attending national tech events, launching internship programs, and releasing publications. Additionally, the Delaware Office of Supplier Diversity launched a new online portal to streamline the certification process for diverse businesses, aiming to enhance economic opportunities for small businesses in the state.
Notable individuals in Delaware also made moves, such as Amanda Irwin being named the new president of Mountaire Farms, Irene Rombel being elected to a national committee, and professors at Delaware State University receiving patents for a plant propagation innovation. The Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce held a pitch event for Black women-owned businesses, and digital marketing agency First Ascent Design was recognized for its contributions to the entrepreneurial community. Overall, Delaware’s tech and business landscape continues to thrive with innovation and growth.
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