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Diversity & Inclusion | Philadelphia
Why aren’t there more Black-owned tech companies?
By Holly Quinn The number of Black entrepreneurs has increased since the murder of George Floyd. Will it continue to grow? And how does the VC conundrum impact that?
What can Philly do to make a home for robotics to flourish? Scenes from ICRA 2022’s mad dash
Penn's engineering dean, Vijay Kumar, brought the international hardtech conference home this year: "Philly needed a shot in the arm."
Founders First is bringing grants and support to 30 small businesses in PA and New Jersey
The Job Creators Quest Grant is here to offer $100,000 plus accelerator invites to underrepresented founders. Apps are open through June 13.
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Startups | philly
Springboard Media sold its IT arm to MTS Pro Services in a ‘merger’-like move
The 25-year old Center City company joined forces with NYC-based MTS to create one of the largest Mac-focused managed service providers in the country. Here's how the deal went down.
Software Development
Help! My on-call rotation sucks!
Taking time away to develop a top-notch on-call plan might seem counterintuitive. But, as engineer manager Leemay Nassery advises in this edition of The Lossless Leader, it could save your team (and you) from problems down the road.
Company Culture
The ‘entrepreneurial spirit’ is thriving at these hiring companies
For Evolution of a Tech Scene Month, we asked our Technical.ly Talent companies how they support employees' passions and professional growth.
Maternal health startup Cayaba Care is expanding its team and community reach with a $12M Series A
Who won at PACT’s 29th annual Enterprise Awards?
These are the top 10 national security certifications for that next salary bump
Guess which Midwest city is the water technology capital of the US
At PhillyCHI’s Design Slam, non-tech solutions were the key to a connectivity challenge
Become a ‘neighborhood librarian’ with Wikidelphia
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