West Virginia Regional Technology Park

Today, we celebrate West Virginia Day and the proud history of the Mountain State.

On June 20, 1863, West Virginia became the 35th state admitted to the Union, forging a unique path in American history and establishing a legacy of resilience, innovation, and determination.

At the West Virginia Regional Technology Park, we're proud to be part of that legacy. Every day, our campus is home to innovators, researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders who are helping shape the future of West Virginia's economy and workforce.

As we celebrate our state's birthday, we also celebrate the people, businesses, and partnerships that continue to drive progress across the Mountain State.

Happy West Virginia Day! 💙💛

We are proud to have Madhur Bedre and his great team on campus here at the Tech Park!

Real West Virginian of the Week: From India to Appalachia, Madhur Bedre finds home and opportunity in West Virginia – The Real WV By Hannah Yost, Real WV SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — When Madhur Bedre came to the United States from India, he did not necessarily know West Virginia would

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the West Virginia Regional Technology Park for the 2026 AIChE Process Development Symposium.

Over three days, industry leaders, researchers, engineers, and innovators from across the country came together to share knowledge, explore emerging technologies, and discuss the future of process development.

It was an honor to host these professionals and to showcase the West Virginia Regional Technology Park as a place where innovation, research, and industry collaboration thrive.

Thank you to the organizers, speakers, sponsors, and attendees who made this year's symposium a success. We enjoyed welcoming you to our campus and to West Virginia.

It’s field trip season at the Tech Park! 🚌

This week, local fourth and fifth grade students visited our Science on a Sphere Exhibit and toured the weather forecasting offices of US National Weather Service Charleston WV located here at the Tech Park☀️🌎

Experiences like these give young people across our region the opportunity to explore STEM, ask questions, spark curiosity, and imagine future careers in science, technology, engineering, and innovation. Watching students engage with real-world data and global science concepts is a powerful reminder of why educational opportunities like this matter so much.

We’re proud to help make STEM learning accessible, engaging, and memorable for the next generation. 🚀

Monday evening, we had the opportunity to celebrate an exciting achievement—recognizing Madhur Bedre, President of Atlas Prediction Control, as West Virginia’s SBA Small Business Person of the Year.

We are incredibly proud to have Atlas Prediction Control as part of our tenant community at the West Virginia Regional Technology Park. Madhur’s leadership and the company’s innovative work represent exactly the kind of forward-thinking, high-impact activity we strive to foster at the Park.
Moments like this highlight what makes the Tech Park special—an ecosystem where innovation, entrepreneurship, and industry come together to drive real economic impact for our region.
Congratulations again to Madhur and the entire Atlas team on this well-deserved recognition.

Thank you to University of Charleston, Charleston Area Alliance & Chamber of Commerce, West Virginia Small Business Development Center (WVSBDC) for hosting this event with us!

We’re proud to see continued recognition for one of our tenants, Atlas Prediction Control!

President Madhur Bedre, recently named West Virginia’s Small Business Person of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration, is continuing to earn well-deserved media attention—including this latest feature highlighting his work and leadership.

It’s exciting to see the innovation happening right here at the Tech Park gaining statewide recognition. Congratulations again to Madhur and the Atlas team!

Read more: https://wvmetronews.com/2026/04/26/tech-ceo-in-south-charleston-wins-state-small-business-recognition/

Tech CEO in South Charleston wins state small business recognition - WV MetroNews Madhur Bedre won 2026 WV Business Person of the Year by the Small Business Administration

West Virginia Regional Technology Park CFO/COO Charles Dusic and VP of Facilities, Operations and Safety Clark McCoy, CSP attended the Association of University Research Parks (AURP) Insights into Research Parks event at George Mason University Science and Technology Campus.

Charlie joined leaders from research parks and innovation districts across the country to present “Strategic Collaborations Will Accelerate Innovation and Regional Prosperity.” The session highlighted how partnerships between industry, academia, and government are driving meaningful growth and strengthening regional economies. Charlie and Clark pictured with Amy Adams, Executive Director, Institute for Biohealth Innovation, George Mason University.

We’re proud to be part of these important conversations and to contribute to the continued advancement of innovation ecosystems nationwide.

🌎 Happy Earth Day from the West Virginia Regional Technology Park!
Our Science on a Sphere® brings our planet to life — displaying real-time weather patterns, climate data, and global systems on a six-foot animated globe. It’s one of the many ways we connect students, educators, and our community to the science of Earth and the importance of protecting it.
This Earth Day, we’re reminded that understanding our planet is the first step in caring for it. 🌍
Learn more about Science on a Sphere and how to visit: wvtechpark.com/sos

SCIENCE ON A SPHERE | WV Tech Park If you have any questions or are interested in visiting Science on a Sphere, contact Tammy Hinojos, WVRTP Communications and Programming Director

Happy one-month anniversary to The Galley by Shuckers! 🎉 We are big fans! The Galley has been a wonderful addition to the Tech Park—we appreciate all the hard work their team has put in and the great experience they’re creating for our tenants and guests. Excited to see what’s ahead!

Honored to attend the BridgeValley Founders Day Gala in support of the BridgeValley Foundation at BridgeValley Community and Technical College.

Charles Dusic and Tammy Hinojos of the West Virginia Regional Technology Park enjoyed celebrating alongside community partners and leaders.

Charlie pictured with Andrea Petry, Director of the BridgeValley Foundation.