In honor of Pride Month, we’re honored to profile five companies led by LGBTQ+ founders including: ReverCare, MikMak, YayPay, Andie, and Bokksu

April Newsletter: Grow with Google, Blockchain Week, and more

In celebration of Earth Day we’re spotlighting five sustainability-minded Companies to Watch including: Industrial/Organic, Bowery Farming, HowGood, The Wally Shop, and Recycle Track Systems.

March Newsletter: Celebrating female founders, mothers who code, and more

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re teaming up with our friends at WeWork to spotlight five women-founded Companies to Watch working out of their spaces across the city.

February Newsletter: Amazon’s HQ2, Bronx tech tour, Open Data Week, and more

Last week, we spent the day in the Bronx, visiting with member companies based in the borough, local elected officials, and other tech leaders to hear their stories, see their spaces, and get to know their founders.

This month we are showcasing five promising startups in our membership innovating transit and mobility including ClearRoad, FairFare, Tarform, The Free Ride, and Numina.

January Newsletter: The new State Legislature, the future of NYC transit, and more

This month we are showcasing five promising startups in our membership changing productivity: meet Catalyst, Intello, Trail of Bits, Agrilyst, and Lately.

This month we are showcasing and celebrating the top accelerators and incubators in NYC including NYC Media Lab, Urban-X, Blue Ridge Labs, Techstars NYC, and Bunker Labs.

November Newsletter: Amazon HQ2, Transit Tech Lab, Election Watch Party, and much more

This month we are showcasing five promising startups in our membership changing health and wellness including Spring Health, One Drop, Maude, Wellthy, and Lilu

Amazon’s announcement that it will bring tens of thousands of high-paying jobs to New York reinforces what we’ve long known to be the case: that New York City is the most fertile ground to build and grow technology companies.

Tech:NYC Executive Director Julie Samuels released the following statement after reports surfaced that Google is planning a large New York City expansion and that Amazon could select Long Island City as one of two locations for HQ2.

Tech:NYC hosted the Drones 101 edition of Policy Labs with our friends at DJI.