We have exciting news: the Baltimore Innovation Week 2013 calendar has officially launched!
See it now here
Baltimore Innovation Week is a week-long celebration of technology and innovation in Baltimore. The annual week of events is intended to grow the impact of this innovative region through programming focused on technology, collaboration and improving Baltimore.
With some great events already on the calendar, this year is shaping up to be even bigger and better than the inaugural event in 2012, which hosted more than 30 events, 25 partners and 1,500 attendees over 10 days. Read more about BIW 2012 here.
Here’s a taste of what’s coming September 20 – 29:
- BIW Opening Party in Station North feat. Geek Games
- WordCamp Baltimore
- Women/InTech
- Biz track anchor: State of Startups
- Dev track anchor: Trends in Mobile
- Ignite Baltimore #13
- Family Game Jam
- BIW Closing Party
Community partnerships and support have helped move ahead this initiative to put Baltimore tech and innovation in the spotlight and there are still many opportunities to get involved with this broad and inclusive community event.
Get involved in BIW 2013:
- Organize an event: http://bltmo.re/organizebiw2013
- Or, sponsor the week: http://bltmo.re/sponsorbiw2013
Get the first look at the week at our BIW 2013 Preview Event on September 4.
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