Thanks to our community partners at Nextcon for sharing this with our community: As healthcare workers are on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19, many hospitals are already running low on supplies of personal protection equipment (PPE, Masks,
All of us are feeling the societal and business effects of the spread of novel coronavirus COVID-19. As a response to support our community we’ve created a resource page for you to use and share with your family, friends and
In a mid-February post here, we explored five tips for survival in a job you don’t like. These are unfortunately things that a lot of people have to think about at one point or another, and as we pointed out,
New Tech Eastside was thrilled to welcome Bellevue Mayor Lynne Robinson to present at our event earlier this month. I’ve had the pleasure of knowing the Mayor for four years as she has been an early supporter of startup and
New Tech Eastside was thrilled to welcome Bellevue Mayor Lynne Robinson to present at our event last Tuesday evening. I’ve had the pleasure of knowing the Mayor for four years as she has been an early supporter of startup and
With Valentine’s Day this week, I started thinking about a topic I’ve been asked for advice about countless times in the past: “What should I do if I don’t love my job?” It’s a situation we’ve all likely faced at
Hey New Techies, First off, What else would be helpful for New Tech to create for you? What pains you in your tech career or in growing your tech company? Please share with us what matters to you as the
It’s a new year and a new decade. The “Roaring Twenties” if you will. The tech scene in Seattle and throughout the Pacific Northwest continues to explode thanks to the arrival of new satellite engineering offices, rapid job growth and
Between producing New Tech Seattle and New Tech Tacoma, doing regular work, and shoveling lots of snow multiple times to be able to use my driveway, writing an article for our newsletter and blog fell off the radar this week.
Today I have the pleasure of sitting down with Jenna Bono, lead product manager, at PitchBook, the leading financial data provider covering the global venture capital, private equity and public markets that’s headquartered here in Seattle. Jenna will be part
Thank you for another fantastic year in a crazy-fast and ever-changing Seattle tech community. It seems like our city and community shift almost every 2 months. This means there are even more silos than ever and even more need to
Last week we had an opportunity to sit down and speak with Mikaela Kiner, founder and CEO of Seattle-based people operations consultancy Reverb. She gave us a preview of her upcoming book, Female Firebrands: Stories and Techniques to Ignite Change,
