Tampa June Meetup: Pitch Perfect

As we ready for our August National Day of Civic Hacking event, we want to help hackathon teams get the most out of their participation. It's one thing to be able to create a great solution to a challenge; it's another to effectively and persuasively present that solution in a very short time frame. At our June meeting, Code for Tampa Bay team member and recent Startup Bus participant, Tatyanna Williams, will lead a session on effective pitching, and project demos. All are welcome!

If you'd like to be in our Slack workspace, please send your request to Terri@FFCDI.org and if you'd like access to the GitHub repository, please email Chris at CLWillingham@gmail.com .

We'll have light foods and refreshments. Please RSVP by the end of May so we have a reasonable headcount for munchies.
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About Code for Tampa Bay
Code for Tampa Bay Brigade is an affiliate of Code for America, and part of an international network of people committed to using their voices and hands, in collaboration with local governments, to make their cities better. Code for Tampa Bay Brigade helps build participatory power in their cities by holding regular civic hack nights and events, advocating for open data, and deploying apps. Brigades celebrate and share their successes with the Brigade network to further the global civic innovation movement. Visit CodeforTampaBay.org for more information.

Code for Tampa Bay Brigade abides by Code for America’s Code of Conduct, which expects that Code for America network activities, events, and digital forums adhere to standards of ethics and conduct which can be read in their entirety here: http://codefortampabay.org/about/