Where We Work
We ignite economic growth across western Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh
707 Grant St.,
Suite 1920
Pittsburgh,
PA
15219
Erie
1001 State Street,
Suite 1400
Erie,
PA
16501
Uniontown
30 E. Main Street,
Suite 200
Uniontown,
PA
15401
Homewood company surprises world with Pittsburgh-made synthesizers
As a computer programmer, Mr. Nicol began toying with analog synthesizers more than a decade ago and became part of a Pittsburgh network of people of similar interests. His hobby grew into a basement business in 2011. In recent years, he’s moved operations to a 1,500-square-foot warehouse enterprise zone at 7800 Susquehanna St., Homewood.
Out of the fire, into the frying pan
"Both of the non-profit organizations in this joint demonstration — Culinary Kitchen and the Trade Institute of Pittsburgh — provide tuition-free, 12- week workforce training to those facing employment challenges such as conviction records, lack of education or training, substance abuse, and/or family financial challenges. Both are funded by federal dollars and revenue generated through sales of goods and services performed by program trainees. And both, in Miller’s view, are “changing lives one person at a time and providing a really valuable service to the Commonwealth by helping the individuals that we serve to gain living wage jobs and, ultimately, transition off of public assistance.”"
Nonprofit begins multimillion-dollar restoration project in Wilkinsburg
"Considering that the Lohr Building on Wood Street in Wilkinsburg is more than 130 years old, it’s hard to think of it as “a work in progress.” But that’s how Tracey Evans, executive director of the Wilkinsburg Community Development Corp., describes the landmark structure as she and the WCDC move their offices into the renovated first floor."
In Modernized Airport, Less Anxiety and More Inspiration
"In December, members of the architectural team designing the new terminal and multi-modal complex set to open in 2023 toured the studios of a local craft business accelerator to meet artists, furniture designers and small-batch manufacturers. They wanted to see, touch and experience these possibilities in real life."
Bridgeway’s 28th Annual Event
For the past 28 years, Bridgeway Capital has ignited inclusive economic growth across western Pennsylvania. We invite you to celebrate our 28th Anniversary on October 24th at the August Wilson …
#Entrepreneurs in western #Pennsylvania can receive funding to launch or expand their small business with Bridgeway. The loan capital is made possible with a POWER grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission. Let us connect your opportunity with capital.It's National Entrepreneurship Week 🎉 Did you know there are at least 173,611 new companies and 1,000 entrepreneurial support organizations in Appalachia? 👩🏽💻💡 Check out our interactive map for entrepreneurship data on every state and county in the region: www.arc.gov/ecosystems
Check out this article in Pittsburgh Business Times by Patty Tascarella about how we launched a "loan fund that will invest in entrepreneurs bringing economic activity to communities impacted by the loss of jobs from coal industries."
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“The increased access to capital will help coal-impacted communities access new opportunities in the regional economy and achieve greater economic resiliency.”We are hiring! Click the link below to learn more about opportunities to join Bridgeway's team.
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Bridgeway Capital is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Bridgeway is dedicated to building a culturally diverse staff that is committed to working in a multicultural environment. Bridgeway values equality of opportunity, …
Check out this article in @PghBizTimes by @PBT_Patty about how we launched "loan fund that will invest in entrepreneurs bringing economic activity to communities impacted by the loss of jobs from coal industries." https://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/news/2020/02/07/new-2-5m-loan-fund-debuts.html?iana=hpmvp_pit_news_headline
We are hiring! Click the link below to learn more about opportunities to join Bridgeway's team. https://www.bridgewaycapital.org/company/careers/
Great article by @GeorgeWilll in the @washingtonpost on @sheltonsteves
and how the Trade Institute of Pittsburgh is reclaiming the trades and rebuilding lives. Proud to have them working out of 7800 Susquehanna in Homewood. #HomewoodisHappening
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/human-reclamation-through-bricklaying/2020/01/30/dc24fa16-4396-11ea-aa6a-083d01b3ed18_story.html
Floyd Edwards Jr., owner of Supreme Traffic Control is in the business of new beginnings. Watch how he is driving towards a better future. https://bit.ly/38KstS4