List of hackathons in Lakewood, United States in 2019

Think about the vast amount of content and documents businesses generate Every Day. Every Month. Every Year. Now, imagine a management platform in the cloud that turns everything - documents, data and metadata - into smart contextual information. That’s the power of redline: a Rapid Application Development platform for building customized content management solutions.  redline allows for super fast retrieval of information and super smart search while being flexible, scalable and compliant with a variety of industry regulations. redline cloud v 1.0 is a set of APIs you’ll be hacking on.  Add any Rest API-compatible technology to complete your vision: AI/machine learning, messenger services, document editing tools, Microsoft Azure Apps (LogicApps, Functions, BotServices, PowerApps - hackathon licensing and onsite Azure expert provided). You have the freedom to integrate. If you’ve been frustrated at the lack of intelligence for content and knowledge sharing, this hack’s for you! Link to event website.

Over 36 hours, 100+ developers, designers, domain experts will be building commercially viable solutions for the Maritime industry

Healthtech professionals, technologists, researchers, designers...anyone in the New York City area who is interested in using AI to transform medicine across the world! You're invited to participate in the School of AI Health Hackathon 2019 - New York City, New York. You'll get to work over a weekend in a cross-disciplinary team to solve a pressing healthcare issue. Compete for a global cash prize pool of $US 16,000.

Welcome to Montclair State's first ever annual Hackathon HawkHack is a 24-hour hackathon at Montclair State University. We welcome hundreds of students to join us in building awesome software and hardware projects. We encourage beginner and advanced hackers alike to challenge themselves and expand their skills. For more information, check out our website www.hawkhack.io

Over 36 hours, 100+ developers, designers, domain experts will be building commercially viable solutions for the Maritime industry

Neurobiologists, modelers and software engineers! The Center for Neural Engineering and Computation at Columbia University invites you to participate in the Fruit Fly Brain Hackathon 2019. You'll get to collaborate to develop executable models of the fruit fly brain using the FlyBrainLab (FBL) interactive computing platform.

Girls between the ages of 12 and 18 in the Greater New York Area! If you are excited by the promise of artificial intelligence (AI), then step up and participate in the #girlsinaiNY Hackathon - New York. Celebrate International Women's Day by taking part in this event! You'll get to learn all about AI and develop a diverse set of skills including project management, design, and coding. You will also be challenged to design, prototype, and pitch an AI-based product that addresses a real-world problem. The expert tips pageis a useful source for practical #girlsinaiNY hackathon info!

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2019 Catalyst Awards Conference: The Future@Work The Future@Work is already here. Breakthrough technologies, social movements, globalization, polarizing politics, and shifting values have pushed us to an inflection point. We can either harness all talent at work to intentionally propel ourselves toward a more inclusive future—or succumb to the forces that will make our workplaces obsolete. At Catalyst, we are the Future@Work, because we are reimagining and building workplaces that work for women. And you are too! Join us at the Catalyst Awards Conference and Dinner to celebrate and learn from Catalyst Award-winning organizations, Supporters, forward-thinking experts, leaders, and luminaries. Together, businesses, governments, NGOs, and nonprofits will share our visions and actions for building an equitable, diverse, and inclusive Future@Work where we can all thrive.  Take time between sessions to visit the Future@Work Hall to connect with our 2019 Catalyst Award Winners, organizations enabling Technology@Work and Thriving@Work and more!    Premier Conference Sponsor: Trend Sponsors:   Time Session 7:00–8:00 AM   Check-In and Networking Breakfast 8:00–10:15 AM   General Session   2019 Catalyst Award Winner Spotlights   Schneider Electric@Work A conversation with: Anil Chaudhry, Managing Director & Zone President, Schneider Electric India and Rachna Mukherjee, Country Partner - VP - HR, Greater India, Human Resources, Schneider Electric   Bank of America@Work Cynthia H. Bowman, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Bank of America   Catalyst’s President & CEO, Lorraine Hariton, discusses the Future@Work in general—and Catalyst’s own future under her new leadership with Zain Asher, Anchor, CNN International.     10:15–11:45 AM   Breakout Sessions (Select one)   Future@Work Hackathon Catalyst has identified the following eight trends already impacting the Future@Work. Select one trend you’d like to learn more about and collaborate with others to brainstorm solutions and approaches.   Trend 1: Balancing Act: Harnessing Technology Takes a Human Touch While machines continue to become smarter, they don't possess the same abilities as humans to listen, empathize, and relate to other people. The most successful leaders of the future will have the interpersonal skills necessary to manage and integrate rapid technological advances while simultaneously building inclusive teams where all employees thrive. Krista Brookman, Vice President, Inclusive Programming & New Product Strategy, Catalyst Julie Friedberg, Senior Director, Learning Design & Delivery, Catalyst Michael Pino, PhD, Global Director, Strategy & Innovation, Cognizant Academy UPS Trend 2: When I Was Your Age: Busting Myths and Bias in the Multigenerational Workplace As older employees delay retirement and birthrates in advanced economies decline, future workplaces will be increasingly multigenerational. Stereotypes and myths about each generation must be addressed to ensure that all employees—regardless of age and stage—feel included, see eye-to-eye, and can work hand-in-hand.    Trend 3: My Truths: Recognizing and Valuing Employees’ Intersecting Identities All employees bring unique experiences and perspectives related to their gender, race, ethnicity, nationality, age, ability, religion, social class, sexual orientation, and other dimensions of difference. Savvy employers understand both how these identities intersect and how to honor them to create workplaces where all can thrive, contribute, and succeed. Dnika J. Travis, PhD, Vice President, Research, Catalyst Natalie Egan, Founder & CEO, Translator LLC Mitra Kashanchi, Refinery General Manager, Chevron Salt Lake Refinery   Trend 4: Environmental Disruption: How Increasing Natural and Human-Made Disasters Will Impact Employees and Companies More frequent disruptions related to climate change and geopolitics mean that people and companies are on the move. Finding ways to work with displaced employees, new immigrants, and employees impacted by these disruptions is essential to companies’ and employees’ future success. Gord Johnston, President & Chief Executive Officer, Stantec Vandana Juneja, Vice President, Asia-Pacific/Global Growth Markets, Catalyst   Trend 5: Stand and Be Counted: Responding to Employee and Consumer Demand for Corporate Social Justice Social justice platforms such as #MeToo, Black Lives Matter, #TimesUp, and other human rights movements—as well as environmental challenges—are at the forefront of many conversations both inside and outside the workplace. CEOs and organizations must be at the forefront of responding proactively to the many stakeholders who are looking for ethical leadership—or risk losing influence and competitive edge. Audrey Gallien, Senior Director, Business Development, Catalyst Jeff Grange, President, Specialty Lines, QBE   Trend 6: Rethinking Recruitment: Filling Future Demand for Talent Companies struggling to meet the demand for employees with technical, interpersonal, and leadership skills will increase their odds of recruiting and retraining qualified talent by creating workplaces where a balance of skillsets and diverse experiences are equally valued and maximized. Anna Beninger, Research and Corporate Engagement Partner, Catalyst Jennifer Fitzmaurice, Assistant Vice President - Training, AT&T Michelle Jordan, AVP, HR Development Programs & College Recruiting, AT&T   Trend 7: Cast a Wide Net: The Benefits of a Geographically Dispersed Virtual Workforce Organizations unbound by traditional work structures or brick and mortar locations can attract top talent by expanding their talent pool from local to global. They can deliver a better customer experience thanks to time zone differences allowing for longer coverage periods and wider knowledge of different cultures and languages. All this as virtual employees collaborate and innovate using remote technologies that reimagine the typical work day and allow them to achieve better work-life effectiveness, to the benefit of employees and organizations.   Trend 8: Collaboration is Key: Leading and Leveraging Diverse Teams and Technology Technology-assisted collaboration across AI and human teams, where employees are able to develop trust in one another and effectively solve problems, express differing viewpoints, and learn from mistakes is key to inclusion innovation, business results, and productivity in workplaces now—and will be even more so in the future. Emily V. Troiano, Vice President, Information Center, Catalyst Lauren Pasquarella Daley, PhD, Director, Fact Checking, Catalyst Farouk Dey, Vice Provost for Integrative Learning and Life Design, Johns Hopkins University Deborah Corbeil, Director, Corporate HR and Org. Design & Effectiveness, Arconic 11:45 AM–2:15 PM   General Session     2019 Catalyst Award Winner Spotlights   DPDHL@Work A conversation with Kimberlee Harrison, EVP HR for Global Functions, Deutsche Post DHL, and Sabine Mueller, CEO DHL Consulting   Eli Lilly and Company@Work A conversation with: David A. Ricks, Chairman & CEO, Eli Lilly and Company and Joy Fitzgerald, Chief Diversity Officer, Eli Lilly and Company   A Fireside Conversation between Caroline A. Wanga, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer and Vice President, Human Resources, Target Corporation and Michael E. McNamara, Executive Vice President, Chief Information and Digital Officer, Target Corporation   2:15–3:15 PM   Breakout Sessions (Select one)  2019 Catalyst Award Winners    Bank of America–Investing in Women Lauren Hood, Diversity & Inclusion Executive, Bank of America Ebony A. Thomas, Senior Vice President, Global Talent Acquisition, Bank of America Morgan Whitacre, Senior Vice President, Consumer & Small Business, Head of Client Underwriting and Protection, Bank of America Deutsche Post DHL Group—Women in Management Susanna Nezmeskal-Berggoetz, Vice President Diversity & Values, Deutsche Post DHL Group Rolf-Dirc Roitzheim, Executive Vice President Corporate Executives, Deutsche Post DHL Group Tony Flood, Vice President HR Finance, GBS Americas, Deutsche Post DHL Group   Eli Lilly and Company—Employee Journeys and People Strategy Steve Fry, Senior Vice President, Human Resources and Diversity, Eli Lilly and Company Laurie Kowalevsky, VP of Marketing, Chief Marketing Officer, Bio-Medicines, Eli Lilly and Company Kathleen Pearson, M.B.A., Senior Director, Market Research and New Product Planning, Oncology Business Unit, Eli Lilly and Company Schneider Electric—Attracting and Retaining Women in Schneider Electric India Niharika Mohan, HR Director- India & South Asia, Schneider Electric India Rachna Mukherjee, Country Partner - VP - HR, Greater India, Human Resources, Schneider Electric  Sonali Satpathy, Vice President, Diversity & Inclusion, Schneider Electric        3:15–4:30 PM   General Session     Closing Session: Humanity@Work An inclusive future where everyone can thrive will take all of us @work using our uniquely human capabilities in the most intentional way possible. We'll need empathy@work, creativity@work, curiosity@work, and more. The Future@Work is YOU! So, join us for this engaging and exciting session with The Second City Works to learn how you can shift the definition of AI to automated inclusion.     Need a hotel room in New York City? Reserve your room here: https://book.passkey.com/go/CATALYST2019. Room block will close February 22.    Want to attend the Catalyst Awards Dinner later that evening?  Complete the table/seat purchase form 

Designers, developers, statisticians, marketers, and baseball enthusiasts in the New York City area! Are you looking for an opportunity to demonstrate your skills? Come and participate in the New York City edition of the 7th annual Baseball Hack Day (BHD). You'll be challenged to design and prototype a baseball-related project -- a tool, a web app, a mobile app, a website, or a data visualization. Come collaborate and compete for recognition and prizes.