In the style of the popular Humans of New York blog comes an answer from Philly Instagram: Peopledelphia.
The account is run by Curalate marketing director Brendan Lowry.
Check it outCuralate wins the award for Most Prolific Staffers on Social Media. See: Guys with Zooey Eyes, Kids with Beards. (Lowry also runs popular basketball Instagram account G1VE and is planning to launch an apparel line around it soon.)
The Northern Virginia company helps complex industries like healthcare and defense automate tasks, with early partners including Duke Health and the Navy.
A decade after “trucker extinction” forecasts fizzled, Pittsburgh-based Aurora Innovation is making real progress, tempered by regulatory and workforce challenges.
The PUC drafted a plan for how large electricity users pay for power and interact with the grid. Public comments are open through late December.
Plus, Project Washington developers sign union deal, global ag sciences firm Chestnut Run is moving to Wilmington and more local moves.
The startup’s network of home sensors can now warn anyone of electrical risks — and hopes to help utilities prevent wildfires.
The former Shark Tank star returned to his hometown for Pittsburgh Tech Week, announcing a free AI bootcamp for local high schoolers.
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‘Peopledelphia’ is very much needed in Philadelphia… as well as in many other cities and communities.
There’s something so beautiful in authentic stories and photographic moments.