Massachusetts Technology Collaborative

The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative aims to bolster the competitiveness of the tech and innovation economy in Massachusetts. This is done through strategic investments, partnerships, and insights that leverage the state's talent. As a unique public agency, MassTech supports business formation and growth in the state's technology sector to help Massachusetts lead in the global digital economy. To achieve its goals, MassTech builds strategies, strengthens connections, assists companies, makes investments, and leads programs. It also fosters collaborations across industry, academia, and government to transform shared challenges into economic opportunities. The organization focuses on talent, ecosystems, and innovation infrastructure across key divisions and programs. The five main divisions - the Massachusetts Broadband Institute, the MassCyberCenter, the Massachusetts eHealth Institute, the Innovation Institute, and the Center for Advanced Manufacturing - are integral to supporting the Commonwealth's tech sector. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in the United States, MassTech's last investment was a $434.00K grant investment on 16 June 2016. This investment does not list specific investors. The organization's work focuses on the healthcare industry, contributing to the growth and development of this sector in Massachusetts.