Technical.ly is bringing together leaders from the five markets we cover — Delaware, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. — for its first-ever Rise conference, a time to connect innovators and leaders who want to learn from other cities that boast growing technology communities.
The event will be held in Philadelphia from Oct. 22-24. There will be a kickoff reception on Wednesday evening, with two days of programming on Thursday and Friday. The event takes place at at the National Museum of Jewish American History on Philadelphia’s Independence Mall.
Rise will examine lessons and case studies on civic innovation, community organizing, public-private partnerships, social entrepreneurship and open data.
Civil servants, economic development officials, civic-minded technologists and community leaders are encouraged to attend.
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