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Are you an innovator in Washington DC or someone needing innovation? You'll be excited to know that starting Wednesday September 16th, 2020, the businesses, government and residents of Washington DC, will have a unique opportunity to focus on the subject of local innovation.
Washington DC local innovators will share online and in-person. Content will include interviews, demonstrations, and shows on products and services that can be used to improve the quality of life for everyone in Washington DC and the surrounding areas.
The final event will be the "People's Choice Innovator Awards", where Washington DC innovators chosen by innovation week attendees are recognized for their accomplishments. The Oviture Washington DC Innovation Week 2020 concludes on Tuesday September 22nd, 2020.
The FUTURE is GREAT for those who INNOVATE! ™
Sure, COVID-19 is making life a bit challenging, but we'll get through it faster if we work together!
The FUTURE is GREAT for those who INNOVATE! ™
Sure, COVID-19 is making life a bit challenging, but we'll get through it faster if we work together!
Have a webcam and something innovative to talk about? Great! Your event (webinar, presentation, show, etc.) can:
For the amazing price of FREE, you can safely share with your colleagues and friends from your home office. You've been practicing that lately, right? ;-)
We'll help you build an audience. Optionally, we can help you find a venue for an in-person event, find sponsors, or help with production. If your event is really awesome, we may promote it on other U.S. Innovation Week websites!
IMPORTANT: We generally don't allow competing events to occur in the same city. Submit your proposal today to secure your spot and receive our "first-to-apply" protection.
Not sure about every detail?
Don't worry...you can easily change things later.
Oviture Innovation Week Event Terms and Conditions
By attempting to, or successfully proposing an Innovation Week event, you agree to the following:
If you have other questions, please contact us here.
In 2010, Bill Gates asked a University of Chicago audience to consider "Whether the brightest minds are working on the most important problems?" He thought the question to be an important one and said, "if we could make it more true, it would make a huge difference."
On this point, we agree with Mr. Gates. We then wondered... "How might we increase the time and energy bright minds give to important problems?" After much research, Oviture™ determined that four main inventions were needed:
© University of Chicago. Display of this video is for educational purposes only. It does not imply any relationship between the University of Chicago or Bill Gates with Oviture or its assigns, or endorsement of the Innovation Week platform or other information presented here by any other party.
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"The value of an idea lies in the using of it."
Thomas Edison
Not Just an Event...An Event Platform and Ecosystem!
An Event Platform and Ecosystem!
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