Posted to the Berkshire Edge on March 20, 2023. By Benjamin Lamb, Director of Economic Development for 1Berkshire In the Berkshires, we are blessed with a long history of agriculture and food production. From kale
Posted to the Berkshire Edge on January 23, 2023. By Kevin Pink, 1Berkshire Deputy Director of Economic Development With the book officially closed on 2022, it’s a great time to review a number of
Berkshire Funding Focus (BFF) delivers capacity-building support to Berkshire County stakeholders seeking government funds to aid with pandemic-related recovery and rebuilding efforts. Operating under principles of equity, inclusion, transparency, neutrality, collaboration, supportive service, and
1Berkshire joins with community partners to lay the groundwork for an Inclusive digital economy now and for the future. By Benjamin Lamb Posted September 19, 2022 The Berkshires has long been the fertile ground
Entrepreneurs from afar bring their lives—and new businesses—to the Berkshires. By Kevin Pink Posted July 11, 2022 One positive side effect of the pandemic has been the arrival of new people from outside the
Tech Impact Collaborative campaign to grow inclusive digital economy By Berkshire Edge Staff Posted May 9, 2022 The Tech Impact Collaborative, an ongoing collaboration of 1Berkshire, the Berkshire Innovation Center (BIC), and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
A conversation between 1Berkshire and tourism and hospitality leaders from across the Berkshires. By: Lindsey Schmid Posted on May 9, 2022 Launched in February of 2019, the Berkshire Blueprint 2.0 presented ways to benchmark achievement
A housing vision for the Berkshires A call to action: You can be part of the effort to solve the region's housing crisis. By Jonathan Butler Editor’s note: Kevin Pink of the 1Berkshire Economic
For additional information, please contact: Benjamin Lamb, Director of Economic Development 1Berkshire Strategic Alliance (413) 499-1600 x148 blamb@1berkshire.com Berkshire County, MA - January 24th, 2022 - 1Berkshire, in partnership with the Berkshire Innovation Center, and
Housing is in a state of crisis in Berkshire County. If you’ve tried to buy or rent in the last several years, you have doubtlessly noticed that housing is both more expensive and more
