The Science Center’s Nucleus Awards Honors Four Local Leaders
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The University City Science Center will recognize four local leaders during its annual Nucleus Awards on September 21, 2021, presented by CSL Behring. This year’s class of honorees includes Max Perelman, Co-founder and Business Lead of Biomeme; Della Clark, President of The Enterprise Center; Tracey Welson-Rossman, Founder of TechGirlz and Co-founder and CMO of Chariot Solutions; and Michelle Freeman, CEO of Witty Gritty. The awards will be presented at an in-person celebration hosted by WHYY’s Maiken Scott at 3675 Market Street in Philadelphia as well as streamed online.
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