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Business

The BIW16 Business Conference will provide opportunities to new and established business alike. Apply for the chance to meet purchasing representatives from large local business at Technical.ly Introduced: A curated B2B event. During Lunch&Learn: Workshop Your Business, early-stage founders and aspiring entrepreneurs can sit with the experts to discuss topics like Building a Business Plan, Valuations and Perfecting Your Pitch.

Track Day Events

  • Technical.ly Introduced: A curated B2B event

    There are a surplus of opportunities in Baltimore to meet local startups. The real challenge for some of these successful entrepreneurs is meeting their next client, the decision makers at large corporations. Join us and get the opportunity to meet some of these large businesses and pitch your product or service to members of their purchasing departments.

    Thursday, September 29, 8:30am–11:00am
  • Lunch&Learn: Workshop Your Business

    In these hands-on, interactive workshops, learn from professionals how to better your business with feedback that is specific to you. Get help with the formal language of your business plan. Receive real time feedback on your VC pitch, before you're in front of potential investors. Create a solid marketing statement and brand for your particular product, service, etc…and more!

    Thursday, September 29, 11:00am–2:00pm
  • Beta City 2016

    Betamore and Sagamore Ventures present Beta City: an annual event that recognizes and celebrates leaders, makers and innovators in Baltimore. Beta City brings together Baltimore’s greatest minds for a full day of pitches, startup demos and a celebration of our growing community.

    Thursday, September 29, 3:00pm–10:00pm

Speakers

  • Jay Reilly

    Jay Reilly

    With his private practice and in-house experience, Jay Reilly brings to clients a dual perspective of legal issues facing businesses. He has a deep knowledge of the bio-tech, life sciences and pharmaceutical industries and regularly counsels entrepreneurs and early-stage companies on a wide variety of

  • Richard May

    Richard May

    Richard is the visionary Chairman of Innovation Village Baltimore, a multi-sector partnership anchored by the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Coppin State University, City of Baltimore, and State of Maryland to revitalize West Baltimore through economic inclusion, equitable access to

  • David Lanter

    David Lanter

    David Lanter, Ph.D., GISP, CISA Director – Information Technology Auditing and Cyber Security Programs, Temple University. David recently joined the faculty of Temple University’s Fox School of Business in the Management Information Systems Department as director of the Information Technology and

  • Deborah Tillett

    Deborah Tillett

    Marketing and General Management for technology companies; both early stage and start-up. Computer game executive since 1989.

    Specialties: Entrepreneurship, start-up strategy and resources, international sales and marketing for technology with an emphasis on computer games. Experience in the Middle East and globally.

  • Mark Chu

    Mark Chu

    Mark Chu grew up in sunny California taking things apart and putting them back together again. Once he got bored of Legos and breaking (and fixing!) home appliances, he moved on to more challenging and abstract puzzles like finding the right temperature on the shower knob or more recently, tackling business

Track Presented by

  • SmartLogic
  • Saul Ewing

Track Supported by

  • ETC
  • TEDCO

Track Collaborators

  • Temple University
  • Kaiser Permanente