Lots of good stuff this week. To the events!
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SocEnt Breakfast
“SocEnt Breakfast is a forum for idea sharing, resource exchange and connecting among Baltimore’s social entrepreneurs, nonprofit and civic leaders, community advocates, grant-makers, and social investors. Guest speakers this month are Jess Gartner of Allovue and Gretchen LeGrand founder of Code in the Schools.”
Wednesday, Jan. 22
9 a.m.
Margaret Brent Elementary/Middle School, 100 E. 26th St., Baltimore
More info.
3D Printing Innovators User Group
Want to learn more about 3D printing? Join the Howard County Economic Development Authority’s Maryland Center for Entrepreneurship for the 3D Maryland Innovators User Group evening at the ETC in Baltimore. This user group is for everyone and anyone interested in 3D printing.
Wednesday, Jan. 21
5-7 p.m.
ETC Haven Campus, 101 N. Haven St., 3rd Floor, Baltimore
More info.
Take Over the World With Twitter: How To Get More Followers and Better Use The Ones You Have!
Step up your Twitter game! Hear from Ezra White, on how to increase your Twitter presence at this Betamore class.
Wednesday, Jan. 21
6-8 p.m.
Betamore, 1111 Light St., 4th Floor, Baltimore
More info.
ETC’s Techy Thursday Happy Hour & AccelerateBaltimore Happy Hour
Looking to make more connections in 2015? Join us this month as we welcome the 2015 AccelerateBaltimore cohort with beer and networking.
Thursday, Jan. 22
5-7 p.m.
ETC Haven Campus, 101 N. Haven St., 3rd Floor, Baltimore
RSVP. FREE.
Social Media and Content Marketing Tips from the Experts at HubSpot
Interested in Social Media and Content Marketing? The Baltimore Social Media Group is bringing in a hubspot expert to answer any questions you might have.
Thursday, Jan. 22
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Advertising.com/AOL, 1020 Hull St., Baltimore
RSVP. FREE.
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