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Most Recent Buzz: Member Company Lunch & Learn SeriesSam White, Promethean Power Systems To increase member company collaboration and encourage knowledge exchanges among our entrepreneurs, Greentown Labs has been facilitating …
Thank you to all of the Greentown Labs members who attended this year’s holiday party! We are very thankful for each of our companies and are looking forward to an amazing 2015. …
Greentown Labs member company SolPower was one of four big winners at Cleantech Open Northeast’s Regional Business Competition, held on October 28th at Boston University. As a Regional Winner, SolPower …
On Thursday 10/30, after hosting DEMO Day, members of the Greentown Labs staff and community joined guests at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel for the New England Clean Energy Center’s …
Women in Technology and Entrepreneurship Speaker Series Panel #1 Greentown Labs and EnerNOC jointly hosted the first panel discussion of the Women in Technology and Entrepreneurship Speaker Series last November for an impressive audience …
Last week, Democratic Gubernatorial candidate and Massachusetts Attorney General, Martha Coakley, visited Greentown Labs to tour the space and meet with startups! Coakley was impressed with the member companies she …
Last Thursday, October 30th, we hosted the 2nd Annual Greentown Labs DEMO Day! The event was a showcase of cutting-edge clean technology and innovation in wind, water, energy efficiency, energy storage, …
Greentown Labs Executive Director, Emily Reichert, and Executive Vice President, Mark Vasu, recently had the privilege of traveling to France with Governor Deval Patrick. As members of the Governor’s Massachusetts-France Innovation Partnership …
PARIS, FRANCE – Friday, September 19, 2014 – Governor Deval Patrick today celebrated a partnership between the Somerville cleantech incubator Greentown Labs and the French-based global building materials corporation Saint-Gobain and its North American …
If you’re familiar with Product Lifecycle Management, you probably associate it with large Automotive and Aerospace companies… So, why should young, fast growing companies start thinking about product lifecycle management?