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| | The next ones in line Happy first hump day of 2023, Baltimore. I promise to stop referring to the start of a new year as soon as I'm done with all the firsts (which, fair warning, might not be for another three weeks). Below, you'll see a story about the Innovators of Progress program, a pre-accelerator for college, community college and vocational school students that want to be entrepreneurs. If you know students who might be eligible and interested, do them (and your whole industry, honestly) a huge favor and send the article along — especially if they attend an HBCU or a Maryland-based community college or vocational institution, for which there are earmarked slots. They've got less than a week to apply. In writing about this program, I was reminded of the myriad appeals for coverage or promotion that many of you who run accelerators, incubators or related programs frequently send me. Often, this outreach comes with a note like, "Could you please help us get the word out? The deadline's coming up soon!" While my colleagues and I aim to cover these programs as much as possible (and would love to cover more without falling into a promotional vehicle-type role better suited for sponsored content — which Technical.ly also offers through a separate process!), we also know that we aren't your only channel to get the word out. To that end, I ask all of you that oversee such programs: Where are you promoting them? What avenues have led to the most applications? Are you seeing applications decrease or increase ahead of this potential recession? And what're you doing to ensure you select the most diverse and equitable cohorts possible? Let us know by emailing baltimore@technical.ly, and feel free to keep in touch about your own impending deadlines and cohort updates — I aim to cover them more in 2023! — Technical.ly editor Sameer Rao (sameer@technical.ly) | | | Top Stories | By A manufacturing researcher offers a blueprint for shrinking the worker shortage. Read more » By How setting the right expectations can lead to bigger wins. Read more » By Transitioning from a holiday break to once again working from home can be a challenge. Here are some tips to get your head back in the game. Read more » By Quality assurance testers at Microsoft-owned ZeniMax Studios just voted in favor of forming a union in a supermajority win. Read more » | Blast from the past Ahead of Baltimore Innovation Week, a dozen tech leaders met at City Hall to share how the community has come together and where it needs to go from here. Read more » | Your Job in Tech Search all open jobs and hiring companies Featured Jobs The Distinguished Engineer creates plans to define and evaluate how technology should be utilized and leveraged to enable a world-class customer experience. The Distinguished Engineer will...Find out more » There is a place for you at T. Rowe Price to grow, contribute, learn, and make a difference. We are a premier asset manager focused on delivering global investment management excellence and...Find out more » We are looking for thoughtful, well-rounded Senior iOS Engineers to join our team and help build an application that millions of people use daily to discover and listen to music. You will play a...Find out more » This Week in Jobs How setting the right expectations can lead to bigger wins. Read more » SUBSCRIBE to TWIJ Post a Job Get a Job | | |
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