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Join these Baltimore tech groups at Super Meetup 2020 this Thursday

Trivia? Lightning talks? Meetup shoutouts? Check, check, check at Technical.ly's first all-virtual meetup of meetups.

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It’s nearly here, folks: Technical.ly’s reimagined Super Meetup is happening this Thursday, Aug. 13.

We’ve hosted a version of this event since 2015, in person and with dozens of meetups and hundreds of attendees across our four markets (see our recap from Baltimore’s 2019 event). Clearly, that isn’t working during a pandemic.

This year, our tech-focused meetup of meetups is not only virtual (duh), it’s also including groups and their members from across Philly, Baltimore, D.C. and Delaware as well as lightning talks and interactive trivia about internet culture, computer history and local tech economies. Expect a tight 90 minutes of fun and inspiration.

Yes, it’ll be another Zoom link. But it’s gonna be fun, we swear.

Join these local groups and more from 4 to 5:30 p.m. EST on Thursday:

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If you want your meetup to be a part of it, email us at events@technical.ly. If you’re interested in supporting our work, email us at business@technical.ly.

Here’s the schedule:

  • 4 to 4:30 p.m. — Technical lightning talks:
    • The Trust Algorithm: Build Trust to Achieve Cultural Transformation for a High-Performing Development Organization by Larry Maccherone, a distinguished engineer on Comcast’s cybersecurity team
    • One more TBD
  • 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. — Meetup shoutouts and trivia

After you register, be sure to download the Kahoot app (iOS or Google) so you’re ready to join the trivia game.

And hey — keep an eye out for the dozen-plus companies from around the region that are looking to hire at the event, too.

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