
A funeral-home request became a broadcasting company. Seventeen years later, the Cleveland engineer behind BoxCast is still chasing the same stubborn idea: live production should work without requiring a control room full of experts.

A wheelchair project, a thesis, two acquired companies and one stubbornly durable question shaped Maria Bennett's route from an Indiana marching band to a Cleveland medtech exit.

After three decades around medical-imaging machines, the engineer and Philips executive built his second act around a humbler diagnostic problem: helping an HVAC contractor explain a five-figure decision at a homeowner’s kitchen table.