Theme – Experiencing the city through the lens of new Seattlers, and their hopes and dreams for the future.
This will be a unique tapestry of insights into Seattle as seen through the user experience of people from across the world who have made this city their new home. The moderated session will explore experiences across a wide range of topics, including the high’s and low’s of their early years in the city. The session will appeal to old Seattle residents as well, who will get great value from listening to the stories of panelists as the city changes with the times. Besides taking in the experiences that brought them here, the panel will also explore the future they dream of for the city and what they see as the big challenges we need to overcome on the way there. Hopefully valuable take-away’s for city leaders of all kinds!
RSVPS on this schedule WILL NOT register you for the event. You MUST Register on the NTNW website. Registration includes quality connections, cool presentations, and hosted snacks and bar.
Welcome to the largest tech community in the Northwest! At New Tech, we foster meaningful connections, build your network, and showcase the industry’s best, all over great food, drinks, and a give first attitude. We’re an open door to the Seattle tech community and we’re glad to have you join us. Let’s help you build your dream and have fun doing it. It starts here.
More than just a meetup, we're a community that loves and supports people, the Northwest and tech. Tickets are $10 - $15 before the event and $20 at the door.
+ the crowd:
The Northwest’s smart, fun, creative, innovative tech community – software and application developers, company owners, startup founders, recruiters, hackers, job seekers, executives, investors, community leaders, and people who are new to the area.
+ the speakers:
Founders, leaders & innovators sharing their passion & new tech through 5 minute presentations & 3 minutes of your Q&A. Presenters flow from early stage startups to enterprise companies..
City Bldr presented by Bryan Copely – The first online real estate marketplace connecting owners with builders and developers. Know your land value in 10 seconds
Cellepathy presented by Dan Abramson – Smartphone-powered connected car technology.
MPIRICA presented by John Dex – We score hospitals and surgeons based on objective clinical outcomes, helping patients and payers avoid surgery risks and costs.
Video Analytics Towards Vision Zero Partnership presented by Ganesh Ananthanarayanan - Learn how Microsoft, UW and the City of Bellevue are working together to prevent traffic fatalities through a technology development partnership.
Chatbox presented by Jessica Webster – Create bots with a simple, easy to use framework. Connect data sources of your choice to personalize bot-based experiences. Use keyword triggers and other actions to automate.
+ the format:
Connecting, food & drinks >community building >community shoutouts >presentations >sponsor shoutouts >afterparty
+ the vibe:
Neighborhood block party – fun, friendly & relaxed with complementary food & a no host bar. You’ll laugh, smile, and have a fun night out with 350-500 Seattleites, 100-150 Eastsiders or 50-100 Tacomans.
+ the experience:
Discover innovative, creative and inspirational new technology (or smarter use of old tech). Could be VR, IoT, Apps, Fintech, Mobiletech, Healthtech, Cloudtech, Spacetech… you get the idea.
Register Now at http://www.newtechnorthwest.com
October 3, 2017 | 6:00 PM
Galvanize Seattle - 5th floor
Come join us during Seattle Startup Week for Seattle’s first ever Slack Meetup! We’re bringing together members from the Seattle tech community along with folks from the Slack platform team. You’ll hear from developers hacking away on side-projects and teams building venture-backed companies on Slack. You’ll also have the opportunity to hear from Amir Shevat, Director of Developer Relations at Slack - there will be plenty of time to ask him questions about the Slack Platform and where it is headed.
Schedule:
What is diversity and what can you do as a Startup organization to build a better practice from the beginning? How do you know when you've achieved your goal? We will begin to answer those questions as part of a panel discussion that includes:
