On Thursday, July 23, join us at Spark in Power Plant Live! for a meeting of Baltimore’s leading tech and entrepreneurial meetup groups.
Have a beer, grab a snack and hear about their latest projects and events. It’s the Baltimore Super Meetup, organized by Technical.ly.
The idea of the Super Meetup is simple: meetups are integral to any tech scene. Every now and then, it makes sense to rally the leaders of tech-related meetups in town and gather for one big mixer. The idea is to connect people with groups they may not have otherwise known about.
It’s not the kind of thing you can do every month, but do it every now and then, and it has a certain magic.
New to the city? Looking to network? Want to learn more about community resources? This event is for you.
And it’s free!
http://www.meetup.com/technically-baltimore/events/223449418/
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