The App Association is a global trade association for small and medium-sized technology companies. Our members are entrepreneurs, innovators, and independent developers within the global app ecosystem that engage with verticals across every industry. We work with and for our members to promote a policy environment that rewards and inspires innovation while providing resources that help them raise capital, create jobs, and continue to build incredible technology.
On February 13, 2020, ACT | The App Association visited 8th Wonder Distillery, a Houston, Texas based Distillery, to engage with developers about the local tech community, Texas’s app economy, and general trends and opportunities for tech businesses. App Association member For All Abilities’ Betsy Furler spoke at the event. [...]
On December 17, 2019, ACT | The App Association visited Edmund’s Oast, a Charleston, South Carolina based brewery, to engage with developers about the local tech community, South Carolina’s app economy, and general trends and opportunities for tech businesses. Through this event we met Kaity Miller of Level Up Coding [...]
On October 8, 2019, ACT | The App Association visited Upslope Brewing Company, a Boulder, Colorado based brewery, to engage with developers about the local tech community, Colorado’s app economy, and general trends and opportunities for tech businesses. Through this event we met Andrea Orrego of Atelier Home Design. Below, [...]
On September 12, 2019, ACT | The App Association visited Tech Collective, a Providence, Rhode Island based tech community organization, to engage with developers about the local tech community, Rhode Island’s app economy, and general trends and opportunities for tech businesses. Through this event, we met Robert Blackburn of Blackburn [...]
Author: Betsy Fuller Fast, reliable broadband is the only thing preventing rural communities from being the next tech hub. Pockets of the country either do not have reliable connectivity or don’t have any at all. Without innovative ways to connect, some towns will be left on the wrong side of [...]
