We love seeing Delaware-born companies go places.
Remember Carbon Reform? You should: They’re a green tech company that removes carbon emissions from the inside of buildings. Among many other kudos, they were a one-time member of the Delaware Innovation Space’s Science, Inc. accelerator.
They relocated to Philly in the past year, but we still follow them here in Delaware, and it seems like they always have something new going on.
Last week, COO and cofounder Nick Martin presented Carbon Reform at the BuiltWorlds Venture East 2023 Demo Day competition in Miami, and came out as a top winner:
Congrats to the leadership team!
Do you know of a past or present Delaware company that’s doing exciting things in other parts of the country or world? Let us know by dropping us a line at delaware@technical.ly.
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