Tampa Bay Innovation Center hosts June TECH Talk

Tampa Bay Innovation Center, an innovation and entrepreneurship center for technology businesses, will hold its June Speaker Series on Thursday, June 27, at 8:30 am at the ARK Innovation Center, located at 1101 4th Street South, St. Petersburg, FL.

“Busting the Top Five Myths of Venture Capital,” will include serial entrepreneur, Rachel Fisher.

TECH Talk is a premier networking and education event, developed to meet the interests of the local technology community. The program is aimed toward entrepreneurs, innovators, investors and others interested in the growth of the local technology community.

There is no fee to attend. To register visit www.tbinnovates.com/events. Additional information is available by contacting Mary Rodriguez Gort, at 727-547-7340, or [email protected].

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