by Sarah Taylor
Operating all across the state, the Pennsylvania Technical Assistance Program (PennTAP) is a commitment rooted in Penn State’s land-grant mission. PennTAP helps companies address challenges in energy efficiency, pollution prevention, sustainable practices and innovation.
“We serve as a liaison between the manufacturing sector and Penn State, with access to technology, equipment, subject matter experts and labs,” PennTAP Director Tanna Pugh said.
This partnership is key for companies looking to innovate and enhance operations while prioritizing sustainability. PennTAP empowers Pennsylvania businesses through a range of services tailored to their unique needs, which include expert guidance in areas like energy and operational efficiency. The organization also helps companies secure grants and rebates and navigate Penn State’s extensive resources. This support helps companies innovate, implement sustainable practices and maintain competitiveness while minimizing environmental impact.
Throughout all of this, though, what truly sets PennTAP apart is its emphasis on collaboration. By fostering relationships between businesses and a vast network of resources throughout Pennsylvania, PennTAP creates an ecosystem where innovation and sustainability can thrive.
This interconnected approach enhances operational capabilities, encourages knowledge sharing, and drives economic growth across the region. Entrepreneurs partnering with PennTAP can expect expert advice to enhance efficiency, access funding opportunities, and connect with valuable resources.
Allegheny entrepreneurs are encouraged to engage with PennTAP at any stage of their business journey. Whether developing an initial idea, improving operational efficiency or seeking funding opportunities, PennTAP provides valuable guidance and resources.
Engaging with PennTAP early on allows businesses to leverage expertise, build strong foundations, and accelerate their path to success. By offering targeted assistance and fostering collaboration, PennTAP supports entrepreneurs while contributing to a more sustainable future for the state.
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Sarah Taylor is a communications professional studying telecommunications at Penn State University. She can be reached at sarah.st.taylor@gmail.com.
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