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BIW21 is in the books.

Baltimore Innovation Week 2021 is wrapped. Shoutout to the team at ETC and all of the organizers from across Baltimore for organizing a packed three days of virtual events.

 

We'll continue to have recap posts in the coming days. After all, there's lots to digest.

 

So tell us: What's one thing you learned at Baltimore Innovation Week?

 

Reply here or email us at batlmore@technical.ly, and we may include it in our look back.

 

—Technical.ly Assistant Editor Stephen Babcock (stephen@technical.ly)

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