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 the swing of things while forgetting that awful game yesterday.
This week: two options for a tech-tastic weekend and your local entrepreneurs drink beer.
Philly Give Camp – We profiled the weekend event last week, but in short: Developers + non-profits = fun. Malvern. All Weekend. INFO.
PennApps – Another profile we wrote last week, see tomorrow’s developers compete in this mobile application development contest. Speakers from Microsoft, Venmo and Foursquare will be hand and the winning team receives $2,500. University City. All Weekend. INFO.
Philly Startup Leaders – It’s a new year and a new leadership class for Philly Startup Leaders. Join the city’s premier startup group for its first happy hour at Ladder 15. Center City. 6:30 p.m. INFO.
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