After completing our 5 part series: Pivoteers & Pioneers: Technology Enabled Recovery in the Age of Social Distancing, we are taking what we have learned and applying it to a reboot of our series.
Watch the episode on Facebook or on our YouTube: channel here
On Friday, July 10, 2020, OpenHub livestreamed its 5th episode of its webisode series
The theme was
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Watch the episode on Facebook or on our YouTube:channel here
On Friday, July 26, 2020, OpenHub livestreamed its 4th episode of its webisode series Pivoteers & Pioneers: Tech-Enabled Recovery in the Age of Social Distancing.
This episode of Pivoteers & Pioneers featured our tech hub neighbor...
Pivoteer #2 - Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union
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On Friday, May 29, 2020, OpenHub livestreamed its second episode of its...
OpenHub and HVTechFest 2020 present the next episode
in their 5-part interactive, livestreaming webisode series:
Pivoteers & Pioneers features local businesses, sharing stories about how technology helped businesses adapt during the pandemic shutdown. OpenHub believes sharing...
Pivoteers & Pioneers features local businesses, sharing stories about how technology helped businesses adapt during the pandemic shutdown. OpenHub believes sharing these stories can help make a difference for the recovery of our local economy.
Free Webinar Series: OpenHub , in collaboration with HVTechFest is offering a series of online public meetings exploring economic development challenges and opportunities during the unprecedented COVID-19 public health crisis. The focus will be on the current challenges and the urgent need for rapid tech development for local businesses and individuals...
OpenHub, in collaboration with the Newburgh Free Library, mentors youth in an ongoing after-school coding club based on Girls Who Code whose mission is to “close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does”. Since the Fall, participants ages 11 through 18 from all over the Hudson Valley, gathered together...
