The Pacific Northwest is set to host a series of tech weeks, starting this month and extending into the fall, with a focus on various sectors including AI, energy, and sustainability. Among the key organizers is Sarah Studer, the interim assistant director for the Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership program at the University of Washington’s Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship.
Highlighted events include the Women In Tech Regatta from April 26 to 30, which uses nautical themes to promote inclusivity. Following that, Vancouver Startup Week runs from April 27 to May 1, emphasizing a hands-on, community-driven approach for participants. Portland Startup Week is scheduled for May 11 to 16, showcasing the startup scene in Portland.
Additionally, Energy Week, occurring from May 11 to 15, will focus on advancements in clean energy and sustainability. Later, Deep Tech Week Seattle is planned for June 8 to 12, offering a decentralized format for hosting events. Finally, PNW Climate Week will take place from July 13 to 19, addressing climate-related issues in the region.