Baltimore tech lessons: No one owns this scene
People and startups come and go, but the need to build trust through showing up remains crucial, writes ex-Technical.ly journalist Stephen Babcock.
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People and startups come and go, but the need to build trust through showing up remains crucial, writes ex-Technical.ly journalist Stephen Babcock.
On November 17-19, 2023, Knox St. Studios and Foundit, a program from the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University, will host Durham's Techstars StartUp Weekend focused on Sustainability. Here's what's happening.
Masters’ Union (MU), a Gurugram based start-up B-school, is innovating its curriculum, pedagogy and faculty-mix to meet the challenge of MBA unemployability
Baltimore has a real opportunity to brand itself as a leader in education technology. There are a large handful of EdTech companies that are already based in Baltimore and with the real problems our city schools face, a self-awareness campaign might push even more developers to focus their products for the classroom.
We should be talking about how to make the D.C. startup scene stronger. Here are some ideas to kickstart the conversation.