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  • What I’m Doing Now

    Four career changers share how they succeeded in a new trade. In January 2021, Matt McCallister, 36, was laid off. He’d been working as the manager of a flight school […]
  • How to Change Careers: Training Programs Provide Crucial Help

    Delaware has plenty of growing sectors in need of talent, but how can you get the skills for those jobs? The answer lies in a diverse landscape of trade schools […]
  • Making a New Start

    These Delawareans successfully retrained for a new career. Matt Minor “Being an employer,” says Matt Minor, owner of Wilmington-based Subcool Heating and Air, “is kind of like being a psychologist.” […]
  • Making It Work

    These young Delawareans found a satisfying career start in the trades. Angel Murray studied sheet metal at Delcastle Technical High School, graduating in 2015. Now she’s a second-year apprentice at […]
  • Fostering Diversity and Inclusion

    Delawareans know the greatest way to drive a growing innovation economy, is to make sure everyone is present at the table.
  • Delaware’s Growing Fintech Sector

    “Fintech” means, simply, “financial services that are delivered through technology.” It includes online banking, machine learning and artificial intelligence in financial settings, even cryptocurrency. For investors, innovators and consumers, it […]
  • Q&A: John Collins discusses Delaware’s Fintech Future

    John Collins has been a radio reporter, a staffer in the U.S. Senate and a policy and external affairs expert at Coinbase and the American Bankers Association. Now, he runs […]
  • Q&A: John Kelly has Advice for Delaware’s Startups

    Jim Kelly is a pioneer of internet banking. In 2000, he arrived in Wilmington to start ING Direct; after 12 years, Capital One bought ING, with Kelly staying on as […]
  • Lyapunov Technologies to Provide Automated Risk Management

    In early February, when the stock market hit a brick wall, University of Delaware graduate students Anthony Rossi and Duanyi Wei watched to see how their model would respond. Built […]
  • JPMorgan Chase & Co. Wants the Best Tech Talent

    JPMorgan Chase & Co. is the biggest bank in America, and it employs 10,000 people here in Delaware – more than 2,400 of them at the Delaware Technology Center just […]

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