Biography
Jason Hardebeck is a technology executive.
From December 2011 to February 2014, he was the executive director of the Greater Baltimore Technology Council, until the nonprofit’s extended hiatus. In May 2013, he cofounded makerspace Baltimore Foundery. A former Black and Decker executive and DreamIt Health Baltimore director, he was the cofounder of early web social network WhoGlue, which was acquired by Facebook in November 2011.
He is a veteran of the U.S. Navy.
Technical.ly Coverage (43 posts)
- Baltimore Tech History 101
- See a demo of The Foundery’s 3D-modeling software and waterjet
- City Garage makerspace opening highlights tech’s place in ‘Make it in America’ push
- Check out the hardware at the makerspace in City Garage
- This big STEM conference is coming to Baltimore in May
- Broadband got its hearing in City Council, but improving it won’t be easy
- The Foundery will run the makerspace at City Garage
- Baltimore’s new startup district
- Is DreamIt Ventures’ new model bad for Philadelphia’s tech scene?
- Jason Hardebeck named Baltimore City Broadband Coordinator
- See these photos of Johns Hopkins’ new East Baltimore incubator
- Check out the new coworking space at Power Plant Live
- Apply now: DreamIt Health deadline is tomorrow
- DreamIt Health plans downtown move
- Applications open for DreamIt Health’s second cohort
- Why Baltimore is becoming a better investment target
- How art is influencing Baltimore tech [#BIW14 print mag cover story]
- Nine startups join the inaugural DreamIt Health Baltimore class
- CommonKey password manager joins NYC-based accelerator
- Baltimore tech’s five biggest stories of 2013
- Northrop Grumman signs on as partner with DreamIt Health Baltimore
- gb.tc director Jason Hardebeck picked to lead DreamIt Health IT accelerator
- Tech Night: annual tech council event on Nov. 7 at Port Discovery [EVENT]
- Baltimore Foundery: downtown makerspace officially opens doors to public [PHOTOS]
- 8 Baltimore-based tech company acquisitions you should know about
- Baltimore Foundery: downtown makerspace opens [PHOTOS]
- Ignite Baltimore 12: civic hacking takes center stage. Also: bull sperm. [VIDEO]
- Hack the Parks civic apps contest to change Baltimore’s green spaces [VIDEO]
- Ignite Baltimore 12 at MICA // Baltimore TechBreakfast [Events]
- Baltimore visits Philadelphia: Geeks on a Train
- Tech Night: gb.tc’s 2012 annual celebration of tech community draws more than 400, mayor to Lexington Market [VIDEO]
- GB.TC hosts first Tech Crawl, Mayor Rawlings-Blake to attend Tech Night
- Tech Night at Lexington Market is ‘uniquely Baltimore’ // Under Armour Q3 profits up 25% // More than 900 buses cited for speeding in school zones [Links]
- GBTC Groundwork hackathon to bring techies, activists together to ‘make sense of data’
- Ed Mullin: Robotics shows kids that “This could get me a job someday at NASA”
- GBTC On Ramp accelerator offers mentoring, advice minus the equity stake
- unWIREd: GBTC unconference features group brainstorming on making Baltimore better
- Common Curriculum launches with an open bar // Cowork at Capital Studios // GBTC hosts UnWIREd at Johns Hopkins [Events]
- Jason Hardebeck and GBTC look to reframe problems as opportunities with UnWIREd [Q&A]
- GBTC Groundwork hackathon rescheduled for September, after UnWIREd
- NoBadGift.com: Never give a poorly chosen present again with crowdfunding site
- Greater Baltimore Tech Council hackathon to analyze open data for civic good
- Geeks on a Train to stop in Philadelphia on May 24 en route to Boston
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