She continued, “Collaboration across counties that includes participation from economic development agencies, research institutions, early stage investors, entrepreneurial support organizations and others is critical to making sure that South Florida has staying power as a technology hub.” Sarah Lucas, Chair of the Startup Committee and COO of Boca-based New World Angels, noted the novelty of this approach: “While innovation and ingenuity know no geographic limits, efforts to support entrepreneurship in South Florida have generally been constrained by city, county, or institutional boundaries.” It also highlights corporations that are deeply involved in the growth of South Florida’s tech ecosystem.Ĭrucially, Tech Hub is taking a regional approach to the development of the startup ecosystem. The webpage includes information about local development councils, where to find coworking spaces, and details around some of the region’s top accelerator programs.
One tangible way the Startup Committee has already begun to help founders in our community is through the creation of a digital repository of everything founders need to know about the South Florida tech ecosystem. That includes finding initial customers, securing funding, and connecting with mentors. The organization’s recently-formed Startup Committee aims to foster a strong community within our region’s startup scene, promoting collaboration and shared success across South Florida.Ĭentral to the Committee’s mission is championing issues facing startups. Tech Hub South Florida understands that these fledgling companies are the backbone of our region’s innovation ecosystem. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Telegram.By Riley Kaminer Spotlight on Our Startup Committee Read Time 3 Minutesįrom northern Palm Beach county to southern Miami-Dade, startups are popping up at a dizzying rate. Read all the Latest News, Breaking News and Coronavirus News here. The BJP, meanwhile, won the elections with a thumping majority as it clinched 312 seats in the 403-member legislative assembly to form the government. In the 2017 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, the Congress managed to bag only seven seats, while its ally SP secured 47 seats and the BSP won 19 constituencies. The Congress is gearing up for the polls with general secretary in-charge Priyanka Gandhi Vadra leading the party’s charge against the BJP government led by Yogi Adityanath. Upendra Singh, Maqsood Khan and Jaywant Singh have been named vice presidents, while Dinesh Kumar Singh was appointed general secretary (organisation).
The Congress also appointed additional office bearers in the UPCC, naming three vice presidents, twelve general secretaries, a general secretary organisation and 31 secretaries. Some People Don't Leave Opportunity to Defame Ram Janmabhoomi: UP Dy-CM Dinesh Sharma Acharya Pramod Krushnam will head the 15-member charge sheet committee with Nadeem Javed named the coordinator of the panel. Nirmal Khatri will head the election coordination committee which includes the likes of Rajeev Shukla, Zafar Ali Naqvi and Begum Noor Bano. Rakesh Sachan will be the coordinator of the panel. Rajesh Mishra has been named head of the 15-member election strategy and planning committee. The panel includes the likes of Mohsina Kidwai, Pramod Tewari, Raj Babbar, R P N Singh, Naseemuddin Siddiqui, Imran Masood and Imran Pratapgarhi. Punia will head the 20-member campaign committee with Pradeep Jain Aditya as the convenor. Party president Sonia Gandhi has approved the proposal of the constitution of election campaign committee, election strategy and planning committee, election coordination committee, charge sheet committee and election manifesto committee of the Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee (UPCC), a party statement said. The Congress on Friday constituted different panels for the forthcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls, with senior party leader P L Punia being named head of the crucial campaign committee.
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