Holly Quinn is the lead reporter for Technical.ly Delaware. A Wilmington native and AIHS grad, she attended Temple University’s Tyler School of Art, back when it was located on an old estate in Elkins Park (not to date herself or anything). When she’s not covering tech in the First State, she writes reviews of local theater productions.
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Here’s the baseline for Delaware Prosperity Partnership’s diverse talent pipeline project
With the help of a grant from JPMorgan Chase, the org is working with community stakeholders to form a strategic plan based on the findings of this new report.
growthAug. 12, 2020 5:18 pm
Now’s a good time to register for EEC’s virtual Entrepreneurial Summit
The third annual summit and Swim With Sharks Competition will be held virtually on Oct. 20.
accessAug. 11, 2020 6:43 pm
Folk artist Eunice LaFate on art, business and equity in Wilmington
"There's not diversity, equity and inclusion when it comes to collecting art from Black artists," says the Jamaica-born gallery owner.
professional developmentAug. 10, 2020 4:14 pm
Looking for a biz-supporting job? Pete du Pont Freedom Foundation has an opening
Passionate about supporting Delaware entrepreneurship and job creation? This (currently) remote full-time job might be up your alley.
growthAug. 7, 2020 7:37 am
Horn Entrepreneurship’s Summer Founders Demo Day goes virtual
Interested in checking out some up-and-coming Delaware startups? Demo Day is on Zoom this year — and you can attend for free.
professional developmentAug. 6, 2020 5:36 pm
App-based Millennial Summit 2020 showed virtual events are still valuable when done right
Technical.ly Delaware reporter Holly Quinn's review is in: The app platform that made the three-day experience social and immersive was a virtual success.
accessAug. 6, 2020 7:53 am
These Delaware College of Art and Design alum aim to #ExhibitChange
The art project inspired by June's Black Lives Matters protests in Wilmington encourages local artists and community members to do more than donate.
civicAug. 5, 2020 3:55 pm
The story behind New Castle County’s masked vehicles
The county is partnering with Carvertise for a public health messaging project.
accessAug. 4, 2020 12:28 pm
The Sold Firm’s Nataki Oliver wants Black artists to know their worth
Here's how her gallery is helping to evolve the Delaware fine art scene through access.
civicAug. 3, 2020 4:55 pm
The state wants to move unemployed Delawareans into high-demand jobs with this workforce dev program
Gov. John Carney announced the Rapid Workforce Training and Redeployment Training Initiative on Monday, thanks to $10 million of the state's CARES Act funding.