June 2007:
TEK Park hosted its first ever Tenant Appreciation Day Picnic. Close to 500 TEK Park employees/tenants
participated in the event, which featured a huge outdoor cookout and state-of-the-art simulator rides with the
Nextel NASCAR Racing Experience (sponsored by Buckeye Partners, L.P.)
May 2007:
1 TEK Park was transformed into an art gallery for Kutztown University's Senior Exhibition.
The exhibit, which ran from April 16 through May 6, featured an assortment of communication design,
fine arts, art education and craft projects from Kutztown's 2007 graduating class.
April 2007:
Kutztown University establishes off-campus Center for Lifelong Learning and Professional Development at TEK Park.
March 2007:
TEK Park hosted Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corporation's (LVEDC) Legislative Breakfast,
featuring Kathleen McGinty, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
As part of the LVEDC's Legislative and Governmental Relations Breakfast Meeting series, and speaking to
a crowd of over 100 local business people and leaders, McGinty elaborated on Governor Rendell's proposed
Energy Independence Strategy.
February 2007:
FiberOptic.com, a tenant of TEK Park and a member of the Kutztown University Innovation Center
hosted the a three-day Northeast Regional meeting of BICSI, a nationally-based telecommunications association, at TEK Park.
January 2007:
TEK Park and Kutztown University were the focus of a segment on the PBS news program TEMPO.
The piece focused on the collaborative efforts of the campus, the partnership between TEK Park and
Kutztown University, and its effects on business, education, research and the local community.
November 2006:
TEK Park was designated a Keystone Innovation Zone (KIZ), as part of the Greater Reading Chamber of
Commerce, providing tax relief and other economic incentives to TEK Park tenants.
September 2006:
TEK Park's newest tenant, Buckeye Pipe Line Company, relocated more than 200 employees into their newly
constructed, 80,000 square foot, class "A" office space at TEK Park, which features a state-of-the-art command center,
used to monitor its 5,000 miles of pipe line throughout the East Coast.
August 2006:
Six 2,000 KW Cummins Generators arrive on campus to power TEK Park campus; providing backup and nearly 100% electrical redundancy
July 2006:
FiberOptic.com occupies newly constructed, state-of-the-art suite in TEK Park
June 2006:
Construction commences on Five TEK, the site of Buckeye Pipe Line's new corporate headquarters
May 2006:
Fortress Partners brings Mission Critical Data Center to the TEK Park campus
April 2006:
White Badger Group signs lease to become TEK Park's latest tenant, occupying space in One TEK
March 2006:
Denmark-based bio-pharma company, Sympogen, relocates headquarters to TEK Park
February 2006:
Kutztown University Foundation opens the Innovation Center at TEK Park to foster entrepreneurial activities and small business development in the Berks-Lehigh region
June 2007:
TEK Park hosted its first ever Tenant Appreciation Day Picnic. Close to 500 TEK Park employees/tenants
participated in the event, which featured a huge outdoor cookout and state-of-the-art simulator rides with the
Nextel NASCAR Racing Experience (sponsored by Buckeye Partners, L.P.)
May 2007:
1 TEK Park was transformed into an art gallery for Kutztown University's Senior Exhibition.
The exhibit, which ran from April 16 through May 6, featured an assortment of communication design,
fine arts, art education and craft projects from Kutztown's 2007 graduating class.
April 2007:
Kutztown University establishes off-campus Center for Lifelong Learning and Professional Development at TEK Park.
March 2007:
TEK Park hosted Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corporation's (LVEDC) Legislative Breakfast,
featuring Kathleen McGinty, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
As part of the LVEDC's Legislative and Governmental Relations Breakfast Meeting series, and speaking to
a crowd of over 100 local business people and leaders, McGinty elaborated on Governor Rendell's proposed
Energy Independence Strategy.
February 2007:
FiberOptic.com, a tenant of TEK Park and a member of the Kutztown University Innovation Center
hosted the a three-day Northeast Regional meeting of BICSI, a nationally-based telecommunications association, at TEK Park.
January 2007:
TEK Park and Kutztown University were the focus of a segment on the PBS news program TEMPO.
The piece focused on the collaborative efforts of the campus, the partnership between TEK Park and
Kutztown University, and its effects on business, education, research and the local community.
November 2006:
TEK Park was designated a Keystone Innovation Zone (KIZ), as part of the Greater Reading Chamber of
Commerce, providing tax relief and other economic incentives to TEK Park tenants.
September 2006:
TEK Park's newest tenant, Buckeye Pipe Line Company, relocated more than 200 employees into their newly
constructed, 80,000 square foot, class "A" office space at TEK Park, which features a state-of-the-art command center,
used to monitor its 5,000 miles of pipe line throughout the East Coast.
August 2006:
Six 2,000 KW Cummins Generators arrive on campus to power TEK Park campus; providing backup and nearly 100% electrical redundancy
July 2006:
FiberOptic.com occupies newly constructed, state-of-the-art suite in TEK Park
June 2006:
Construction commences on Five TEK, the site of Buckeye Pipe Line's new corporate headquarters
May 2006:
Fortress Partners brings Mission Critical Data Center to the TEK Park campus
April 2006:
White Badger Group signs lease to become TEK Park's latest tenant, occupying space in One TEK
March 2006:
Denmark-based bio-pharma company, Sympogen, relocates headquarters to TEK Park
February 2006:
Kutztown University Foundation opens the Innovation Center at TEK Park to foster entrepreneurial activities and small business development in the Berks-Lehigh region
June 2007:
TEK Park hosted its first ever Tenant Appreciation Day Picnic. Close to 500 TEK Park employees/tenants
participated in the event, which featured a huge outdoor cookout and state-of-the-art simulator rides with the
Nextel NASCAR Racing Experience (sponsored by Buckeye Partners, L.P.)
May 2007:
1 TEK Park was transformed into an art gallery for Kutztown University's Senior Exhibition.
The exhibit, which ran from April 16 through May 6, featured an assortment of communication design,
fine arts, art education and craft projects from Kutztown's 2007 graduating class.
April 2007:
Kutztown University establishes off-campus Center for Lifelong Learning and Professional Development at TEK Park.
March 2007:
TEK Park hosted Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corporation's (LVEDC) Legislative Breakfast,
featuring Kathleen McGinty, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
As part of the LVEDC's Legislative and Governmental Relations Breakfast Meeting series, and speaking to
a crowd of over 100 local business people and leaders, McGinty elaborated on Governor Rendell's proposed
Energy Independence Strategy.
February 2007:
FiberOptic.com, a tenant of TEK Park and a member of the Kutztown University Innovation Center
hosted the a three-day Northeast Regional meeting of BICSI, a nationally-based telecommunications association, at TEK Park.
January 2007:
TEK Park and Kutztown University were the focus of a segment on the PBS news program TEMPO.
The piece focused on the collaborative efforts of the campus, the partnership between TEK Park and
Kutztown University, and its effects on business, education, research and the local community.
November 2006:
TEK Park was designated a Keystone Innovation Zone (KIZ), as part of the Greater Reading Chamber of
Commerce, providing tax relief and other economic incentives to TEK Park tenants.
September 2006:
TEK Park's newest tenant, Buckeye Pipe Line Company, relocated more than 200 employees into their newly
constructed, 80,000 square foot, class "A" office space at TEK Park, which features a state-of-the-art command center,
used to monitor its 5,000 miles of pipe line throughout the East Coast.
August 2006:
Six 2,000 KW Cummins Generators arrive on campus to power TEK Park campus; providing backup and nearly 100% electrical redundancy
July 2006:
FiberOptic.com occupies newly constructed, state-of-the-art suite in TEK Park
June 2006:
Construction commences on Five TEK, the site of Buckeye Pipe Line's new corporate headquarters
May 2006:
Fortress Partners brings Mission Critical Data Center to the TEK Park campus
April 2006:
White Badger Group signs lease to become TEK Park's latest tenant, occupying space in One TEK
March 2006:
Denmark-based bio-pharma company, Sympogen, relocates headquarters to TEK Park
February 2006:
Kutztown University Foundation opens the Innovation Center at TEK Park to foster entrepreneurial activities and small business development in the Berks-Lehigh region
June 2007:
TEK Park hosted its first ever Tenant Appreciation Day Picnic. Close to 500 TEK Park employees/tenants
participated in the event, which featured a huge outdoor cookout and state-of-the-art simulator rides with the
Nextel NASCAR Racing Experience (sponsored by Buckeye Partners, L.P.)
May 2007:
1 TEK Park was transformed into an art gallery for Kutztown University's Senior Exhibition.
The exhibit, which ran from April 16 through May 6, featured an assortment of communication design,
fine arts, art education and craft projects from Kutztown's 2007 graduating class.
April 2007:
Kutztown University establishes off-campus Center for Lifelong Learning and Professional Development at TEK Park.
March 2007:
TEK Park hosted Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corporation's (LVEDC) Legislative Breakfast,
featuring Kathleen McGinty, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
As part of the LVEDC's Legislative and Governmental Relations Breakfast Meeting series, and speaking to
a crowd of over 100 local business people and leaders, McGinty elaborated on Governor Rendell's proposed
Energy Independence Strategy.
February 2007:
FiberOptic.com, a tenant of TEK Park and a member of the Kutztown University Innovation Center
hosted the a three-day Northeast Regional meeting of BICSI, a nationally-based telecommunications association, at TEK Park.
January 2007:
TEK Park and Kutztown University were the focus of a segment on the PBS news program TEMPO.
The piece focused on the collaborative efforts of the campus, the partnership between TEK Park and
Kutztown University, and its effects on business, education, research and the local community.
November 2006:
TEK Park was designated a Keystone Innovation Zone (KIZ), as part of the Greater Reading Chamber of
Commerce, providing tax relief and other economic incentives to TEK Park tenants.
September 2006:
TEK Park's newest tenant, Buckeye Pipe Line Company, relocated more than 200 employees into their newly
constructed, 80,000 square foot, class "A" office space at TEK Park, which features a state-of-the-art command center,
used to monitor its 5,000 miles of pipe line throughout the East Coast.
August 2006:
Six 2,000 KW Cummins Generators arrive on campus to power TEK Park campus; providing backup and nearly 100% electrical redundancy
July 2006:
FiberOptic.com occupies newly constructed, state-of-the-art suite in TEK Park
June 2006:
Construction commences on Five TEK, the site of Buckeye Pipe Line's new corporate headquarters
May 2006:
Fortress Partners brings Mission Critical Data Center to the TEK Park campus
April 2006:
White Badger Group signs lease to become TEK Park's latest tenant, occupying space in One TEK
March 2006:
Denmark-based bio-pharma company, Sympogen, relocates headquarters to TEK Park
February 2006:
Kutztown University Foundation opens the Innovation Center at TEK Park to foster entrepreneurial activities and small business development in the Berks-Lehigh region
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