The inaugural Charleston Tech Week is set to showcase the Lowcountry’s growing influence as a tech hub

The week-long celebration will include activities and events to foster connections and celebrate tech.

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The first-ever Charleston Tech Week will take place from Thursday, April 24, through Friday, May 2, highlighting the region’s growing technology and innovation scene. Over fourteen organizations will collaborate to host events showcasing the Holy City as an emerging tech hub.

Charleston Tech Week aims to foster connections and celebrate the area’s role in attracting talent, investment, and businesses. Attendees will be able to network with industry leaders, elevate their brands, and engage with key decision-makers.

The event will also focus on supporting local growth, diversity, and education in tech and include participation from various organizations, including Charleston Women in Tech, Startup Grind, and the College of Charleston.

Stay on the lookout for updates.

A few announced event highlights

  • Thursday, April 25 | iFiveK: Where Tech Runs Charleston Digital
  • Friday, April 25 | Tech Throwdown for Young Pros
  • Thursday, May 1 | Mentor Matchup with Charleston Women in Tech
  • Friday, May 2 | Dig South Tech Summit & Expo
  • Friday, May 2 | Charleston Tech Week “Geek Out” Closing Bash
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