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Chroma One of the Best Places to Work in Vermont
Dec 01, 2006
At an awards gala in Burlington on Nov. 30, 2006, Chroma Technology was honored to be among the top ten small business “Best Places to Work in Vermont.” “To be sitting in a room full of people honoring companies for treating their employees well is a pretty cool thing,” noted Denise Sensor, HR Director for Chroma.
Chroma Technology is the Vermont Chamber of Commerce Exporter of the Year
Aug 01, 2006
Vermont Business Magazine Chroma Technology Corporation, a Rockingham, Vermont manufacturer of infrared and ultraviolet microscope filters, has been named Exporter of the Year by the Vermont Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Commerce. Chroma exports to more than 52 countries and supports diverse markets worldwide.
Peace, Love, and Filters
Sep 19, 2005
Paul Millman doesn't care much for authority, and he's never been one to hide his disdain -- especially during his three years as a salesperson for a microscope filter manufacturer. Irritated by what seemed an overly bureaucratic structure and slow growth, Millman made his frustrations known a little too widely. His employer, Omega Optical, in Brattleboro, Vt., fired him.
Sanders hails Chroma as 'model' for other businesses
Apr 02, 2005
An employee-owned, high-tech company could be a model for helping the country bridge the gap between the rich and poor, U.S. Rep. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., told a crowd of the company's workers on Friday. Sanders traveled to Rockingham to meet with some of the employees of Chroma Technology, a company that produces optical filters for microscopes. Earlier this year, Sanders gave a speech that went into the Congressional Record on the success of Chroma.
Company That Does It Right
Jan 04, 2005
Congressional Record: January 4, 2005 Page E5-E6 From the Congressional Record Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov] DOCID:cr04ja05-23
