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Tech Talk by Neal Bloom
This is what a weekend in San Diego looks like: Hera Venture Summit supports 400 women and ally entrepreneurs and investors over a one-day conference, venture capitalist Arlan Hamilton visits San Diego to hear 15 pitches and meet with 13 local LPs in her Backstage Studio, and Ad Astra Ventures announces the new female-led companies in cohort two.
This is San Diego. The reason we have so many women-led companies is because we have focused on the resources needed to support our ecosystem.
While some resources exist to help underestimated founders, we have more work to do to give everyone a seat at the table. I’m proud to work alongside and be inspired by leaders making this happen.
A fresh look inside the San Diego tech ecosystem past and present
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Harbor Drive Suspension Bridge by Frank McKenna
SAN DIEGO TECH ECOSYSTEM NEWS
San Diego-based NotesFirst
featured in Forbes'60 women-led startups that are shaking up tech across the globe
Together, Amazon and Walmart Labs are creating hundreds of new jobs in San Diego as they expand their tech presence here
EvoNexus has brought in its first batch of San Diego companies under a new set of rules that lets Evo snag a slice of its tenants' equity
KaiOS Technologies has garnered the attention of giants like Facebook & Google
The San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation haslaunched a campaign to double the number of skilled workers the county produces each year
Coworking giant Spaces is set to occupy 33,806 square feet at Block D, the recently completed six-story commercial office building in East Village’s Makers Quarter
