Introduction and Coffee
Hear from Technical.ly CEO Christopher Wink and listen in to a conversation he leads with Technical.ly editors and reporters discussing how entrepreneurship, technology, and innovation has changed due to the pandemic.
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Hear from Technical.ly CEO Christopher Wink and listen in to a conversation he leads with Technical.ly editors and reporters discussing how entrepreneurship, technology, and innovation has changed due to the pandemic.
When the world changes and the economy stops, how much should growth companies change? How different does the world look now, and what are lessons for always?
Goals, strategy and tactics have likely never been so universally disrupted for so many companies as today. We'll discuss strategies on communicating and maintaining flexibility without compromising key tenets and standards.
Whether a Growth Company that is still adding headcount or larger employers that will always have roles to fill, the dynamics of the process are changing. Some lessons are universal during downturns, others will be unique to this moment in time. We'll discuss both.
Each year Technical.ly names a list of the newest firms we're tracking most closely. Never has a cohort been more disrupted than now. We'll discuss how the region's most-watched tech startups are adapting.
With a pandemic and an economic shock, will new thinking become less important at the country's biggest, most established companies, or more? We'll discuss opportunities and priorities as we look out at a world that is changing faster now than ever.
During an economic shock that will result in company disruption, some brands will retreat. But times of crisis are exactly when we learn the most about brands and employers. We'll discuss how to talk about your company values and work when it gets tough.
As part of a pilot podcast with Project Entrepreneur, supported by UBS, Technical.ly is gathering stories about how new wealth and impact is coming from previously underrepresented investors.
When an economic shock takes place, cities and regions have an opportunity to reset narratives. With a Recession looming brought on by a pandemic, how can cities talk about what is working in their economies? How can cities outside of Silicon Valley thrive in the wake of COVID?
The Introduced|Virtual keynote with Arlan Hamilton, founder and managing partner of Backstage Capital, is brought to you in collaboration with CreateXChange.