Greenville’s inaugural TechSlam ‘N Eggs, a peer-to-peer event for the tech development community, will be held from 8 to 9:30 a.m. on April 6 at Furman’s University’s Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the One North Main Building in Greenville.
Co-hosted by Kopis, a technology firm based in Greenville, and North Carolina-based coworking space Flywheel, the free event will feature TechSlam sessions led by two to four CTOs (Chief Technology Officer) or lead developers, who will discuss discoveries, insights and challenges they overcame.
Among the event’s speakers are Hexagon senior vice president of engineering Javier Buzzalina and Kopis software developer Josh Folks.
“I am excited to be part of the kickoff event for TechSlam in Greenville,” said Folks. “There is a large community of developers here and this event will provide a great opportunity for us to connect as peers.”
To register for TechSlam ‘N Eggs, click here.
