Biography
Mike Subelsky cofounded Staq in August of 2012. He was previously an advisor at Common Curriculum.
Technical.ly Coverage (36 posts)
- Technical.ly Membership is here. Join us for the tech news Baltimore deserves
- Baltimore Tech History 101
- Baltimore’s blueprint
- See photos of Spark, the new coworking space at Power Plant Live
- 3 lessons from #Failfest every entrepreneur should embrace
- Ignite Baltimore #17 was about loving the city
- Let’s talk about failure
- Baltimore’s new startup district
- Here’s what you’ll learn at the #BIW15 Business Conference
- Where Staq cofounder Mike Subelsky will be during Baltimore Innovation Week
- Why I’m stepping down from Ignite Baltimore
- Learn how to hire cool people who do great work at ‘Beyond Recruiting’
- Check out Staq’s new office
- Katrina Stevens named senior advisor at US Ed Tech Office [Startup Roundup]
- Strong venture capital forecast for 2015 [Startup Roundup]
- Staq raises $2.5 million Series A
- Baltimore tech needs an updated road map for success
- Four Baltimore city startups named finalists in InvestMaryland Challenge
- How I Work: Mike Subelsky, cofounder of adtech startup Staq
- Ignite Baltimore 14: Airbnb lessons, ‘megatalls’ and the world’s best books
- Adtech startup Staq hires four from its Ruby apprenticeship program
- 3 good reasons to stop hiring ‘rockstars’ and ‘ninjas’: Mike Subelsky
- 40 Under 40: tech scene nods from Baltimore magazine’s Oct. list
- Ignite Baltimore 13: science stereotypes and ‘narcissistic Millennials’
- Adtech startup Staq will pay you $20 an hour to learn Ruby in Baltimore
- Ignite Baltimore 12: civic hacking takes center stage. Also: bull sperm. [VIDEO]
- To get better startups, we need to welcome subject-matter expert entrepreneurs: Mike Subelsky
- Cambridge Innovation expands in Baltimore // Become a Google Glass Explorer [Links]
- Digit All Systems: Street Geeks to equip students for cloud computing jobs
- Make software education a major industry: Mike Subelsky’s ‘One Big Idea for Baltimore’ [VIDEO]
- Mike Subelsky grades startup community: great events, but lack of capital, poor alumni outreach
- Baltimore not a tech startup hub // Startups raise funding through crowdsourcing // Skills gap in workplace driven by need for IT [LINKS]
- All Aboard! Geeks on a Train is Happening May 24th
- Should we all move to Silicon Valley?
- Best of BaltTech
- Finding a Technical Cofounder
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