We sent out a survey after last year's Utah Tech Week. It had an NPS score in the high 70s. 💅 That said, we had 4 main bits of constructive feedback that were the most recurring. 1. There should be more *tech* in Utah Tech Week. Too much emphasis on the business side of things, and not enough on the tech. 2. Better representation. Not just race and gender, but lots of the feedback was about underrepresented industries/verticals. 3. Too much time in the car! 4. Keep the quality of events high! We'll discuss each of these in at our event tomorrow at 3pm at Pelion. (link in comments) 150+ founders/community builders/event hosts attending our event, which to my knowledge is the largest gathering of community builders in Utah. Stoked at the ways our community comes together to build. Come tomorrow! And also, lmk if the comments if you feel like a community/industry/group that you're a part of is underrepresented.
Ed tech’s not huge, period, but it’s significant and has a solid presence in Utah. That said, I think I hosted the only 2 ed tech sessions last year (aimed at eary stage) and saw decent attendance (20-25 in person; 5-10 online).
Bummed to miss this gathering but following along and hope to contribute at some point!
Could definitely use more biotechnology/biological engineering events. Hoping to hell organize at least one next time. Shout out to Altitude Lab for their tech week biotech events! A tech/deep tech week mix might be fun.
Hmmm... I didn't catch the event last year. Any information about last year's format, activities, focus, etc? Regardless of my lack of attendance last time, I will shamelessly ditto a desire for more biotech.
Interestingly the intake form for today’s Tech Week planning event doesn’t even have tech as an option.
Hardtech/tech transfer needs some love:-)
Women across tech - the power of inclusive teams. We’d love to create an interactive event next year along these lines.
I spent like 5 hours in my car.. lol
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