Tell us who deserves a special shoutout during the region’s largest celebration of technology and entrepreneurship, Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast.
You nominated them. Now vote for our #PTW17 Superlatives.
Vote nowVoting is open until next Wednesday, April 26. Winners will be announced on Friday, May 5, the same day as our always epic, annual closing #PTW17 Signature Event.
And remember, take pictures and tweet out nominations for our other categories:
- Best Dressed #PTW17 Speaker
- Best #PTW17 Venue
- Best #PTW17 Food Spread
- Best #PTW17 Swag
We’ll also choose a winner for Most Retweeted #PTW17 Tweet.
Here are our nominations for this round of categories:
Most Likely to be Mayor
- Bob Moul, CEO at Cloudamize, board member of Philly Startup Leaders, which is hosting the Entrepreneur Expo
- Tracey Welson-Rossman, Chief Marketing Officer at Chariot Solutions, which is hosting this IoT workshop)
- Wil Reynolds, CEO of SEER Interactive, which is hosting Technical.ly Introduced. Reynolds is also speaking at our Future of Digital Marketing event.
Who writes the Most Beautiful Code in Philadelphia?
Most Beautiful Code
- Gabrielle Trotter, Lead Embedded Software Engineer at BuLogics
- Liz Brown, Co-CEO at WebJunto
- Chris Alfano, CTO at Jarvus Innovations
Stitch Data, with CEO Jake Stein, Tassl with cofounder Melissa Schipke or Cosy Robo, with leader Jonas Cleveland?
Startup Most Likely to Have a Eye-Popping Exit
(Not a bad time to check out our RealLIST of startups we think have the best momentum in town)
- Tassl: alumni engagement platform
- Cosy: Penn robotics spinout
- Stitch: RJMetrics spinout consolidated sales data platform
Event Most Likely to Have a Waiting List
- #PTW17 Innovation Crawl AR/VR stop (Friday, April 28)
- #PTW17 Curalate Scavenger Hunt (Tuesday, May 2)
- #PTW17 Signature Event (Friday, May 5)
Look forward to more opportunities to shout out your community.
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