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Councilman David Oh to hold Council hearings on job creation this week

Councilman David Oh will hold joint City Council and State Senate hearings on local job creation today and tomorrow, and he’s invited several local business leaders and entrepreneurs to speak on panels throughout the day. On Wednesday at 1 p.m., members of the local tech community will speak, including: Bob Moul, CEO, appRenaissance and President, […]

Councilman David Oh is holding a City Council hearing tomorrow on local entrepreneurship.

Councilman David Oh will hold joint City Council and State Senate hearings on local job creation today and tomorrow, and he’s invited several local business leaders and entrepreneurs to speak on panels throughout the day.

On Wednesday at 1 p.m., members of the local tech community will speak, including:

For a full list of panelists, go here.

If you’ve got something to say on the issue, there will be a public comment session after the hearings, which should start at 5 p.m.

Updated 3:34 10/9/12 to correct dates of hearings. They are happening today and tomorrow, not Wednesday and Thursday.
Companies: AppRenaissance / Philadelphia City Council / Infonautics / MentorTech Ventures / Seed Philly

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