Technical.ly presents a comprehensive roundup of 29 tech community events happening in the mid-Atlantic region throughout May, highlighting Philly Tech Week and other significant gatherings.
Philly Tech Week Highlights
Philly Tech Week is just around the corner, and it’s not the only tech event happening in May. The region is buzzing with various in-person and virtual gatherings that cater to founders, tech professionals, and curious connectors looking to expand their networks.
Monday, May 5
- Brunch and Business: AANHPI Leadership and Their Unyielding Resilience: Honoring Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander small business owners. Hosted by Arlington Economic Development at Hyatt Regency Crystal City.
- 1PHL Spring 2025 Exchange: Focused on digital access, education, and entrepreneurship in Philadelphia. Hosted by 1Philadelphia at the Franklin Institute.
- PTW25 Kickoff Party: An evening of connection and collaboration at the Franklin Institute, presented by Comcast and hosted by 1Philadelphia.
- Health Sciences Sprint Final Showcase: Students present their health action plans after working with healthcare mentors. Hosted by University City Science Center.
Tuesday, May 6
- Philly Tech Week: Innovate & Inspire: Research Panel & Pitch Competition: Featuring Penn’s groundbreaking research and innovative pitches. Hosted by Penn Center for Innovation.
- Pulse Check: Health Tech Trends Shaping the Next Decade: Exploring health tech innovations and trends. Hosted by University City Science Center.
Wednesday, May 7
- AI at the Crossroads: Ethics, Innovation and Impact: Discussing responsible AI development. Hosted by Penn Center for Innovation.
- Unlocking Federal Opportunities in 2025: A webinar on navigating federal market disruptions. Hosted by Arlington Economic Development.
- PCI Ventures Office Hours with Yi-Yen Chen: Virtual meeting to discuss business questions. Hosted by Penn Center for Innovation.
- Healthcare M&A: Current Market Trends and Transaction Considerations: Insights into healthcare mergers and acquisitions. Hosted by Withum.
Thursday, May 8
- Technical.ly Builders Conference 2025: A two-day conference on ecosystem building and storytelling. Hosted by Technical.ly.
- Innovation to Impact: Collaborating with Health Systems in Greater Philadelphia: Discussing healthcare innovation and system alignment. Hosted by University City Science Center.
- Keys to Success in Incident Response: Addressing global trends in incident response. Hosted by Morgan Lewis.
The events continue through May, covering various topics such as AI, healthcare, cybersecurity, and more. For more information and to explore additional events, visit the Technical.ly Events Board.
Additional May Events
- TEDCO’s DefTech Monthly Office Hours (May 13): Discussing DefTech support for businesses.
- PitchMasters (May 14): A workshop for companies to refine their investor pitches.
- Hot Privacy and Data Security Issues on the Hill (May 14): Webinar on privacy and data security developments.
- Beyond the Hype: Building a Practical Path to AI Success (May 14): Strategies for successful AI implementation.
- Regulatory Considerations for AI in MedTech (May 15): Navigating AI regulations in medical technology.
- Baltimore Region Investment Summit (May 15): Showcasing investment opportunities in the Baltimore region.
- Launch Your Dream Business: Life After Government (May 20): Supporting government professionals in entrepreneurship.
- Tech Ecosystem Conference (May 20): For young adults looking to enter the tech industry.
- Cybersecurity Risks Associated with Remote Work and the Regulatory Guidance (May 20): Addressing remote work cybersecurity challenges.
Conclusion
May is shaping up to be an exciting month for the mid-Atlantic tech community, with numerous events that cater to a wide range of interests and professional needs. Whether you’re interested in AI, healthcare tech, or startup growth, there’s something for everyone. Keep an eye on the Technical.ly Events Board for more opportunities to connect and engage with the tech community.
