If you’ve been mulling an idea for the Great Dames Remarkable Ideas Competition, you might want to check out these two free workshops at 1313 Innovation to help get the creative juices flowing.
On Jan. 26, Carvertise is holding a pitch presentation workshop, and Digital-Vikings will present a business model workshop on Feb. 2.
1313’s community manager Megan Anthony (an occasional Technical.ly Delaware contributor, full disclosure) put the workshops together and is excited about the two presenters.
“Carvertise has done such a great job of doing pitches, and the Digital-Vikings business model class … was taught to me and Ryan (Harrington, the other 1313 manager), which was incredible.”
Both workshops, which are free, run from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
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