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Boyd Technologies changes name to Boyd Biomedical, adds new logo, graphics - Vimarsana News

Boyd Technologies changes name to Boyd Biomedical, adds new logo, graphics

Boyd Technologies has completed a major rebranding project that changes the company’s name to Boyd Biomedical and includes a new brand identity.

Berkshire Innovation Center gets nearly $1 million to create 'manufacturing academy' - Vimarsana News

Berkshire Innovation Center gets nearly $1 million to create 'manufacturing academy'

The U.S. Department of Commerce will give the center $914,465 over two years to establish a program meant to spur growth, and jobs, in the region's manufacturing sector.

2020 and 2021 Honorary Degree Recipients - Vimarsana News

2020 and 2021 Honorary Degree Recipients

We are a public liberal arts college where you develop the critical thinking and communication skills needed to succeed in today's economy.

Source: mcla.edu
Looking for workers? Interns could be the answer to your staffing shortage woes, says small-business accelerator Lever - Vimarsana News

Looking for workers? Interns could be the answer to your staffing shortage woes, says small-business accelerator Lever

Small-business accelerator Lever began its Berkshire Interns program four years ago. Now, with two recent additions to the program, Lever's executive director, Jeffrey Thomas, believes that Berkshire Interns can help

Local companies got millions in state grants to start making masks. But the state isn't buying them. - Vimarsana News

Local companies got millions in state grants to start making masks. But the state isn't buying them.

While school districts flounder with insufficient PPE, the Baker administration isn't calling on suppliers it paid to expand their manufacturing in 2020.

Source: wgbh.org