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The nonprofit was founded in 2008 as a volunteer-run group for lonely entrepreneurs in a fledgling tech hub.

How can equity be more prevalent in the workplace? That was a question discussed during the Women in Tech Summit.

While some feel right at home, others say their stage of life or newness to the community makes them feel less embedded, they said during Philly Startup Leaders' Entrepreneurship Expo.

A backup stream of income might not be a bad idea amid economic uncertainty. Consider these suggestions — with caveats.

SXSWPhilly is making sure the local tech scene will be heard loud and clear at this year's South by Southwest. The group is looking for more entrepreneurs and sponsors to get involved.

Now this is more like it, Philadelphia. For the first time in nearly a month, our event calendar is packed with loads of events to make you get back in

Seun Olubodun, founder of clothing retailer Duke & Winston, is applying. The accelerator's second class kicks off in February. It takes no equity in participating startups.

Former Dell Boomi CEO Bob Moul has been named the next president of Philly Startup Leaders. "Bob was the number one pick, unanimously voted in among the

If you're not a programmer, it can be hard to figure out how you fit into the scene and even harder to start to feel like you're actually part of it. At this weekend's women in tech leadership event ELA Conf, three technologists shared how they got past that.

In partnership with Philly Startup Leaders, a new event focused on promoting diversity in tech is coming to Philadelphia from May 10 through 12.