We love Philly Tech Week. It’s a chance for people in the city’s tech community to step back from the day-to-day routine and learn from one another. It’s a time to see old friends and make new ones. It’s a time to learn about the latest innovations from startup founders, and educate ourselves about big trends coming down the pipeline.
We love Philly Tech Week. It’s a chance for people in the city’s tech community to step back from the day-to-day routine and learn from one another. It’s a time to see old friends and make new ones. It’s a time to learn about the latest innovations from startup founders, and educate ourselves about big trends coming down the pipeline.
We love Philly Tech Week. It’s a chance for people in the city’s tech community to step back from the day-to-day routine and learn from one another. It’s a time to see old friends and make new ones. It’s a time to learn about the latest innovations from startup founders, and educate ourselves about big trends coming down the pipeline.
Early stage startup founders need to differentiate themselves from the crowd. Many market themselves by talking about their unique product or the industry their disrupting. But the best way to really gain attention is to have a solid origin story. Why did they choose entrepreneurship? What challenges did they overcome along the way? How does …
For startups, developing a brand identity across digital and social media channels is a crucial part of gaining traction and reaching your core audience. Far too often, founders have basic questions. How often should I post? Which social channels are best for my business? How can I promote organic engagement with my content?
Dessy Levinson has seen her share of pitch decks over the years — and she’s got some sage advice for startup founders: Stories are everything. As Managing Director at 645 Ventures in New York, Levinson frequently meets with startup founders to discuss their ideas. She knows what impresses investors, and what falls flat.
How can your workplace be more human? Author Erica Keswin dropped by LIFT Labs PHL to offer some answers. She’s the author of Wall Street Journal best-seller Bring Your Human to Work, and frequently consults with organizations and individuals to help them improve performance through relationship building.
