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Hello, Portland startup community! I’m Cami Kaos
Photo credit Luca Sartoni
Hello, Portland startup community! I’m Nick Mendez
Hello, Portland startup community! I’m Nate Webb
Know an amazing founder or startup type who happens to be a woman? Please nominate her
Throughout my career, I’ve been incredibly lucky to be surrounded by amazing founders, mentors, and peers. Many of whom happened to be women. And all of whom rarely received the recognition or accolades they deserve. That’s why it’s always nice to see efforts to raise the visibility of businesswomen. Like the Portland Business Journal’s Women of Influence awards.
It’s not too early to think about 2018: TechfestNW PitchfestNW applications due January 9
As a founder, you’re always looking for opportunities to promote your company. And locally, there are few opportunities as big as PitchfestNW, the pitch competition held as part of TechfestNW, Portland’s largest homegrown tech event. Plus, you get a free pass to the event.
Looking for a job in Portland? You must be on the good kid list because you’re getting an early present
As we meander our way toward the end of 2017, it’s only natural that our thoughts stray to the future. To what you might do. To 2018 and beyond. And for many folks, that means assessing their current job. And maybe, just maybe, considering something different for the new year.
Hello, Portland startup community! I’m Josh Carter
Need mentorship to move from tech skilled to tech employable? LaunchCode can help
Even with all of the amazing code schools—both online and in person—there’s still a significant gap between being proficient in software development and employable in software development. But where are folks supposed to get the guidance and experience they need to close the gap? That’s what LaunchCode is working to do with its Liftoff: All-In<tech> initiative.