List of hackathons in Trenton, United States in 2015

CU StatFest 2015 is a "Data+Journalism" Hackathon where Columbia students interested in data get together in teams of 4 and showcase their best visualization of information that could be newsworthy.  We provide the space for teams to collaborate and an array of learning resources. Speakers and judges are data scientists, journalists, professors and research from both outside and inside of Columbia University. The StatFest 2015 will bring together students with a background in Journalism, Statistics, Data Science and Analytics for a common cause.  This event is open to Columbia University students only. Important Ticket instruction: 

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You love to travel, right? Maybe you're up all night dreaming about that journey of a lifetime. Here's your chance make your next experience even more authentic, more memorable ... and help other travelers, too. Join Tnooz and up to 100 developers for THack @ NYC at cool co-working space LMHQ for a creative and collaborative hackathon to improve travel. Tnooz, the leading source of news and analysis about travel tech and the digital travel economy, brings our  global hackathon series to Lower Manhattan Nov. 13, 14 and 15. THack @ NYC is open to individual developers and teams up to five members who will compete on-site for more than US$5,000 in cash and other prizes. Participation by developers is FREE and registration on Eventbrite is required.  THack @ NYC brings together developers, designers and other digital "makers" as well as leading travel and technology companies for a creative competition that seeks solutions to real-world travel challenges. Headline sponsors are Priceline, Sabre, Fareportal and IBM (and others to be announced). THack's sponsoring organizations will provide access to their technology and expertise for programming solutions to the following travel challenges: Inspiration, discovery, memories – Create an application that helps travelers decide where to go and how to share their experiences and journeys. "Real NYC" mobile guide – In the city that never sleeps, stay up all weekend building a mobile application that helps travelers experience authentic New York and its neighborhoods and activities. (Don't forget food!) Accommodation finder – Hotel? Hostel? Apartment-sharing? Build a recommendation engine for personalized accommodations for any traveler's style and budget. Walk, bike, ride, fly NYC – Create an application for multiple transport choices for "getting to" or "getting around" the city ... or both. (Hint: NYC is one of the world's GREAT walking cities.) THack @ NYC  is FREE for developers, who may compete as individuals or form teams with a range of programming, design and business development skills. Registration is required for ALL participants. Admission is limited to 100 individuals or team members (maximum of 5 members per team). Earliest date of registration will be used to determine participation if the event is over-booked. Attendees must bring their admission ticket and a photo ID to enter the event. NOTE: All hackers must compete on-site. No virtual projects will be accepted. THack will provide table-top space at LMHQ, power, wifi and A/V presentation equipment. Developers must bring their own laptops, software tools and special presentation devices (e.g., wearable tech, presentation devices/interfaces, etc.). Food and beverage will be provided. We'll organize a drinks meet-up Friday, Nov. 13, 6 to 9 pm for developers to meet, form teams and pick tech sponsors' brains. Hacking begins Saturday, Nov. 14 after 9 am check-in and API provider presentations and continues until noon on Sunday, Nov. 15 at noon. Developer presentations to a panel of expert judges will follow hacking, and THack concludes with prizes awarded and networking over casual dinner. Additional information, including THack details on sponsor APIs, will be sent to registered attendees. Host Tier 1 Sponsors Tier 2 Sponsor

Stephan Weiss Lecture Series Fall 2015, Parsons School of Design The New Story vs. The News Story: Panel + Design Hackathon When did journalism and entertainment converge? Why do sensationalist stories dominate our news feed? How do people consume news today and how well do they process and integrate the various points of view? Will editorial content ever manage to cut through all the viral stories, opinions, comments and hashtags? Join Design and Flow - D&F for an evening of dissection, discussion and conversation around the intersection of design and media at Parsons School of Design:  What is the New Story vs. the News Story? Panel: Examining the evolution of the news landscape, the information flux and the current disconnect between legacy journalism and millenials. Panelists:  TIM STOCK - Co-founder/Managing Partner at scenarioDNA (http://www.timstock.net/) SALAH ZALATIMO - VP Mobile Products at Forbes Media (http://www.forbes.com/) JAY ROSEN - Assoc. Professor of Journalism at New York University (faculty profile) Moderators: Hala A. Malak - Co-founder, Design and Flow & Reina Arakji - Director, BBA Strategic Design and Management, Parsons School of Design Our panel will be followed by a Design and Flow Hackathon: How can design add flow by re-imagining the news story?  The hackathon is open to individuals and multidisciplinary teams. Prizes for the winning teams. Refreshments and snacks will be served. Please note that this is an event with limited seating, reserve your seat on Eventbrite and be ready to show your ticket at the door. Unclaimed seats will be redistributed to walk-in guests at 6:00pm. FOR PEOPLE WHO WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DESIGN AND FLOW HACKATHON, YOU WILL NEED TO SIGN UP HERE AS WELL: http://hackathon.designandflow.com/ For any questions or information, you can contact us at info@designandlfow.com.

Are you a registered University student that knows his/her way around coding Android apps, has an idea for an awesome app, or you would like to learn how to develop an app with a team over a weekend?  Then come join us at the 2015 Villanova University College of Engineering Android Hackathon for 24 hours of hacking fun, food, giveaways and prizes. Please bring your student ID, your own laptop with your favorite Android IDE installed and if possible an Android device (smartphone, tablet, wearable, glass, kitchen appliance, etc) to help test and demo your awesome app.   If you have a killer idea for an app you can pitch it at the beginning of the event to gain interest from the other participants to form the ultimate app team.    After the event hang around and network with the sponsors and judges.  The event is free for students and space is limited, so sign up fast! For more information, please check out: http://bit.ly/2015VUAndroidHackathon And check out the short video from our previous event: http://bit.ly/1iZPwPt Hope to see you there!

Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Stemettes invite you to a celebration of women in STEM. The event will be hosted by Events Stemette, Charlotte Pascual.  What? Why? Despite the thousands of women already working in Ireland's Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) fields, there exists a lack of young talent in the pipeline. Join us to hear from a diverse panel as they share their somewhat surprising career paths and provide tips to those students who are contemplating their future careers and job options. The event promises to provide a fantastic opportunity to meet and network with STEM professionals and discover new opportunities over light refreshments in a relaxed atmosphere.  Who? The event is aimed at girls and students of all ages. Under 16's must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. When? 11 – 2pm, Saturday, 7 November 2015 Where?  Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Central Park Block D, Leopardstown, Dublin 18 Directions: By car: From the city centre: Head northeast on St Stephen’s Green/R138 toward Hume St, Slight right onto Merrion Row/R138, Slight right onto Pembroke Street Lower/R138, Turn left onto Leeson Street Lower/R138, Continue onto Stillorgan Rd/N11/N31 for 1.8km, Turn right onto Brewery Rd/N31, At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Leopardstown Rd/N31/R113. From Dublin airport: Drive towards the M1/Dublin road, Take the first exit southbound, remain on the M50 until you reach junction 14 (approximately 30 mins). By public transport: Luas Green Line: The “Central Park” LUAS green line stop is a two-minute walk from the office. The green line goes from St. Stephen’s Green (city centre) to Brides Glen. The journey takes about 20 minutes from the city centre. Our Impressive panel will include: Laura Tobin - an experimental physics graduate, a graduate of the TCD-UCD Innovation Academy and is currently a PhD candidate in optical engineering at University College Dublin.   Elle Loughran  - Elle Loughran is a 6th Year student who was recently appointed to the Youth Panel of the British Science Association and named a global youth leader in nanotech by the Emerging Technologies Hub. She participated in Outbox Incubator over the summer and blogs about life, education and STEM at frizzyroselle.eu Prof Christine Loscher - Prof Christine Loscher completed her PhD in Immunology at NUI, Maynooth in 2000 and was awarded a Health Research Board Fellowship to pursue her postdoctoral studies at Trinity College Dublin. She leads the Immunomodulation Research Group at DCU. She holds several leadership roles in DCU including Director of the Health Technologies Research. In 2014 she was named in Silicon Republics top 100 Women in STEM and currently serves on the National Committee for Athena SWAN in Ireland. Dr Shannon Chance - Dr. Shannon Chance is a Marie Curie Research Fellow at the Dublin Institute of Technology, following 15 years at Hampton University where she was a tenured Professor of Architecture. Shannon has also taught as an adjunct professor at The College of William and Mary and has served as a lecturer at Virginia Tech. Shannon is a licensed architect with two degrees in architecture from Virginia Tech and a Ph.D. in Higher Education from William and Mary.  Andrea Fagan - Andrea was originally a Natural Science graduate from Trinity College Dublin. Re-skilled in software development, Andrea now works as a python developer on the Counterparty Credit Risk Technology team in Bank of America. She is also involved in the Python Ireland organisation, responsible for the annual PyCon event and Meetups throughout the year. Andreea Popa - Andreea is a Software Engineer at Microsoft. She has been working for Microsoft for one year and is part of the Office team. She studied in Germany at an international university and then moved to Dublin. While in college Andreea worked as a Teaching Assistant for two years. She enjoys diversity and is very passionate about attracting and retaining women in tech. Dr Shirley Gallagher - Shirley is an Analytical chemist with expertise in environment and sustainability. She studied science and holds a PhD from the University of Ulster. Dr Gallagher has worked in scientific roles in a number of different jobs. She has refocused the learned society Environmental Sciences Association of Ireland and co-founded Enviro Skillnet in 2007. She is self-employed and has been involved with a number of ‘green’ projects over the past fifteen years. Shirley is the owner of Syspro: Systems for Progress Ltd.  ‘Mystery Man’   Hosted and supported by: Bank of America is one of the world's leading financial institutions, serving individual consumers, small- and middle-market businesses, large corporations and governments with a full range of financial and risk management products and services. The company serves clients through operations in more than 40 countries globally. Bank of America Merrill Lynch is the marketing name for the global banking and markets businesses, offering an integrated and comprehensive set of products and services across Global Corporate and Investment Banking and Global Markets and serving the needs of corporate, institutional and government clients, combining the best of local knowledge and global expertise. The company is a long-established participant in EMEA with a presence since 1922. At Bank of America Merrill Lynch, technology underscores everything we do. From trading and research applications, sales, trade processing and risk management to portfolio management, payment services, security analytics and relationship management, being at the cutting edge of technology is essential to the success of our company. _____________________________________________________________________________  About the Stemettes - We're running a series of panel events, hackathons and exhibitions this year for girls from 9 years old right up to female university students. We'd like to show them amazing women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics careers.  Twitter - http://twitter.com/stemettes Facebook - http://facebook.com/stemettes Website - http://stemettes.org

Hack the Flow is a day long event focused on eliminating stigmas surround menstruation to become a more period positive society. There will be two tracks: 1. Raising Awareness or  2. Finding a solution  Some women and girls have come to perceive their period as a burden seen through the media, socially, and politically. The importance of women having their period is never shown in mainstream media, but is depicted as something that should be hidden to maintain women’s idyllic view of being pure in society. In some countries, girls skip school because they can’t afford proper care and have been outcasted in their village because they have their period. In the US, young girls fear ridicule and embarrassment from their classmates if they happen to drop a pad or tampon at school perpetuating the negative connotations around menstruation.  With HacktheFlow, we are looking to change this and focus on creating ways to reduce and eliminate stigmas about menstruation. FAQ 1. I don’t think I’ll have anything to contribute. Should I still participate? We encourage everyone to participate and share their experiences with others. We’re sure you have something that you can bring to the table even if you are not a designer. 2. I'm under 18. Can I join? The event is 18+ due to liability restrictions. 3. I’m not a woman. Can I participate? Of course! Everyone is welcome to join, regardless of their sexual identity or gender. We hope you’ll come and team up with some interesting people! 4. I’d like to participate with friends. Can I build a team before the event? Yes you can! We do prefer that teams are a maximum of four people. Higher numbers of teammates can lead to lack of direction and increased amounts of disagreements. 5. I'm not really a designer or artist. Can I still join the jam? If you don't feel like your skills are up to snuff, advisors will be on-site to help you.  6. What do I need for the hackathon? You, a laptop or tablet, and a can do attitude! 7. I don't live in New York City. What can I do? You can share this event, organize a similar event near you, and/or make & create your own idea about the subject! Please contact us if you do make something so we can share it. Timeline 9 AM: Check-in and breakfast. 9:30 AM: Opening remarks and team formations. 10:30 AM: Register teams and Hack the Flow! 1PM: Lunch 5:30 PM: 1-hour warning -- teams should work on polishing their creation and prepare to present at 6:30 PM. 6:30 PM: Final presentations.  7 PM: Dinner and Awards! 8PM: Event Ends Anti-harassment Policy Hack the Flow is a safe space where you can express yourself without fear of judgment or harassment. All participants and visitors are expected to treat other participants, visitors, staff, and the general public with respect. Under the umbrella of respect, we expect all participants be mindful of their speech and behaviors both in person and on social media. Particularly, we want to remind participants and visitors to refrain from making assumptions about another's identity, experience, and preferred pronouns. No form of harassment or assault will be tolerated, this includes but is not limited to physical harassment, verbal harassment, and any form of sexual assault. Those who violate this policy will be disqualified from the jam and, depending on the legality of the situation, will either be directed to leave the premises or reported to the authorities. If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, please talk with an organizer or volunteer. If you see someone being treated with disrespect, please speak up either yourself or by getting an organizer/volunteer involved. With your help we can make sure everyone involved is being treated with respect.

  How is a truly gifted Coder (as in programmers, designers and developers) distinguished today? For thousands of years, master artisans were honored with an insignia in recognition of their talent. A distinct object such as a pin or hat established their dominance in a field. “Coders”, as we define them here, have become the world’s newest artisans. Just as master builders were essential for the creation of a business 400 years ago, Coders are needed for everything from website creation to server maintenance and developing new in-house platforms. Yet there is no identifying seal showcasing the quality of Coders, their rank amongst peers or even their trials and accomplishments. Enter the MasterCard Masters of Code Competition. Through this intense series of hackathons we have one goal: to traverse the globe and engage the very best Coders. Each regional hackathon will have developers, designers and entrepreneurs using the MasterCard APIs to create masterful prototypes that demonstrate artful coding and design skills, while articulating clear business cases. The competition will be intense and the tension high, but we are looking to create a different experience for our participants. Each event will be held in one of the most thriving tech communities worldwide – and at the best venues there. Winners from each region will be flown out for the Grand Finale Masters of Code Hackathon in Silicon Valley to experience a MasterCard Priceless Experience – Northern California. The final itself will be just like the regionals with up to ten teams from the region events and one MasterCard elite team of Coders. The winning team will be recognized as the first Masters of Code Champions and given their Masters of Code Jackets, $100,000 and many other perks. Only the global winning team will be given this honor and privilege.   Regional Level: Each region has a specific Challenge, Featured API and Secret API that attendees can go after. While you don't have to use all three in your hack, bonus points will be awarded to those that do Regional Challenge: Create the best consumer experience using a combination of software and hardware. Featued API: Simplify Commerce Secret API: Shhh, you'll have to wait for the event for that one!  But you can check out ALL of the MasterCard API information here. Grand Prize* The MasterCard Masters of Code Champions will be crowned and will receive $100,000 USD, in addition to the following prizes*: Two weeks on-site at the MasterCard Start Path™ accelerator location in Dublin, Ireland, or an alternate remote program Six months of mentoring from a member of the MasterCard Open API executive team and the Start Path program team Free payment processing for up to $250,000 in transactions for the first 12 months using Simplify Commerce**.. *Prizes may be modified to accommodate regional availability and regulations of the winning team location **Legal Disclaimer: To qualify for this promotion, a Masters of Code team must apply to become and be approved as a Simplify Commerce merchant and actively transact via Simplify Commerce Gateway. “Actively transact means conducting a sales transaction that results in Simplify Commerce making a deposit to the checking account you have linked to your Simplify Commerce merchant account. If you qualify, Simplify Commerce will rebate the 2.85% + 30¢ per transaction processing fee for your first $250,000 in sales that occurs within 12 months after the company becomes a Simplify Commerce merchant. Should a transaction be refunded, it will not be eligible for a rebate. After the company reaches $250,000 in sales, processing fees will remain 2.85% + 30¢ per transaction (or the standard rate at that time).   Regional Winner New York Masters of Code Title: The first of it's kind. Place in the Grand Finale in Silicon Valley in December:  The winning team will be flown to Silicon Valley to compete in the Grand Finale Masters of Code hackathon (up to 5 members) MasterCard Priceless® Experience in Napa Valley and San Francisco – while at the Grand Finale in December   Regional Runner-Up Each regional runner-up team member will receive a $500 USD MasterCard gift card.   Pebble Challenge: Build the Best Hack you Can on Pebble Hardware Prize: One Pebble Watch for each Winning Team     Rules: Teams of up to 5 humans are allowed. You can also add 1 cyborg, Furby, drone, or Sphero. All team members must have completed the participation agreement to compete. We all start coding at the same time. This is done to keep things fair. Please don't come in and build on top of previous projects if you want to win. You must demo your hack in order to present. No slide-decks or power-points will be allowed. 2 minute presentation 1 minute Q&A from Judges. Teams have full ownership of everything they build at our events and are free to do with it as they wish. Each hackathon has its individual hackathon.io page, which projects should be submitted on. Submission time is 1pm Sunday. Winning teams will be subject to a code-review at some point following the event or immediately before winning.   Judging Criteria: All judging will be done on Hackathon.io Scores are out of 25 points for the following criteria:  Impact  (5 Points) Design  (5 Points) Creativity  (5 Points) Simplicity  (5 Points) Usage of MasterCard's APIs and Challenge (5 Points)   Saturday, November 7th Sunday, November 8th 09:00 - Doors open to Attendees 08:00 - Breakfast 09:30 - Breakfast of Champions 12:00 - Lunch 10:00 - Opening Ceremony and API Talks 13:00 - Hackathon Ends/Submission due on hackathon.io 10:30 - Team & Idea Pitches 14:00 - Demos Begin - Demos only, No slide decks 12:00 - Lunch (if your demo doesn't work, take us through the code- 13:00 - CODING BEGINS and Breakout Sessions what you did and where you got stuck. It's about 18:00 - Dinner is Served showing what you've learned and not about pitching an idea). 00:00 - Midnight Snack 17:00 - Winners are announced/Prizathon! CODE THROUGH THE NIGHT!  And that's a wrap!       By registering for this event you agree to give MasterCard and AngelHack your email address. We don't share what you share with us.

Have an app idea or need an app built for your business? Join us for a Mobile App Hackathon produced by the AT&T Developer Program and Alcatel-Lucent.  Hackathons are coding competitions, where individuals and teams build mobile apps from scratch over a 24 hour period.  The apps are then pitched to judges and prizes award for the best apps.   Hackathons are a great opportunity to learn new technologies, network with fellow developers, enjoy some food, most importantly have some fun! The Hackathon will be held in New York City at the Center for Social Innovation, starting Friday, Nov 6 at 6pm and ending Saturday Nov 7 approximately 8:30pm.  See the full schedule below. We Supply: Quick presentations and code samples that help to bootstrap your hacking, food to keep you going, and caffeine to keep you awake. Along with technical senseis to assist you in building faster, smarter, and with new tools. Get started with Alcatel-Lucent Rapport™ Call Management APIs. Get started with Microsoft Azure. You Bring: Your laptop, skills & ideas. Come with a collaborative, team focused mindset and/or team up in advance on Twitter/Facebook/Google+ via the #atthack hashtag. Whether you are a backend person, designer, entrepreneur, student, or just interested in tech; you are invited to attend this event. Every group needs a good balance of talent and your development skills are needed! Event Schedule.  The following is a list of the weekend's agenda: Day 1 6PM - Kickoff event with dinner, networking, and developer dating which leads into idea pitches and team formation. 7PM - Speakers present (please see below for list) 8PM - Pitch ideas and form teams 9PM - Alcatel-Lucent Rapport™ Call Management Workshop 12AM - Facility will close for the night. Go home and get some sleep or find a hacker nest in order to continue coding. Day 2 10AM - The fun continues with coffee served in the morning! Work with the teams from Day 1 to complete the app spec’d. Mentors will be available throughout the entire day to help you code up your solution. App submissions will be accepted throughout the day with a deadline of 4PM. 11:30AM - Lunch is Served 5PM - Dinner is Served 6PM - Pencils down. Pitches start promptly at 6PM and are limited to three (3) minutes per team. No powerpoints unless you are only presenting an idea. Prizes. The following prizes are experiential and geared towards accelerating you towards a successful business as well as expanding your network and industry knowledge: Best Overall App - $2,500 Best Use of Alcatel-Lucent Rapport™ Call Management APIs (See below for more information) 1st Place - $2,500 2nd Place - $1,000 3rd Place - $500 Crush on Apps Internet of Things - $500 Location Services - $500 Best App Built on Azure - $500 Judging Criteria. Apps will be judged based on the criteria below and weighted accordingly.   33% Weight - Ability to clearly articulate what your app does 33% Weight - Originality of idea 33% Weight - Technically creative and/or challenging implementation Hackathon Legal.  Hackathon Terms: http://db.tt/kyPS9ojR Social Media.  Follow us @attdeveloper for live updates and photos from the event "Like" us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/ATTDeveloper Rapport Call Management APIs The Rapport call management APIs give your application a unique chance to take full control of subscribers’ calls (both signaling and media) and deliver value-added services for consumers and enterprises. Your application can perform audio and video play-back, collect digits from the user, request for call recording, create conference calls and control the participants, and simply enable or disable the subscriber’s Voice Over LTE features. There are several reasons why the developers and companies who have used our APIs love our APIs: They are implemented with a REST interface, easy to use in web developer’s languages like JavaScript, nodeJS, json, php, perl, etc. No need for you to know SIP and Telecom architecture, minimizing the time for developing the service, They make the mobile app available on any mobile OS and address the iOS restrictions, They do not require the mobile users to use another phone number, They are Telco-grade network APIs, which bypass several limitations of applications running over the top (OTT). As a developer, you don’t need to worry about complex services such as legal interception, voice call continuity, voice mail etc. All these services are inherited from using the APIs, Finally they enable developers to deliver new contextual communications based on personal information, enterprise information, IoT objects and big data!   Speakers   Dan Kliebhan is an API Evangelist at Alcatel-Lucent. He’s a developer at heart and loves hacking at the job and as a hobby. He is based in Chicago, IL. Gilles Duboue is Marketing Manager of Rapport APIs at Alcatel Lucent. With his firm understanding of the market needs, he leads developers towards the most valuable use cases and services leveraging Rapport APIs. He is based in France.  Pawan Bhardwaj is a Sr. Product Manager at Alcatel-Lucent. He manages the Rapport API program and developer ecosystem. He is passionate about unlocking the innovation potential of telecom networks to create new applications and services that make everyday life – work, family, social interactions – better. He is based in Dallas, TX. Ed Donahue, Sr. Product Marketing Manager at AT&T, is based out of sunny Seattle! She is passionate about enabling developers and hackers to create awesome stuff! She's a huge supporter of women in tech and encourages everyone to try programming.         Sponsors  

This hackathon is being organized by Start It Up Delaware and it is for the benefit of the devs and designers who, for the past 4 years, sacrificed their time and effort to support non-technical individuals build and launch their startups. So, this time, we decided to throw a hackathon JUST for those devs and designers, and let them decide what they want to build. Who can come? Devs (back-end and front-end) & Designers (graphic designers)  What are we going to do? Come, bring your laptop and a power cord (and extra power strip if you have one), and work on WHATEVER you want We can work on anything? Really? YES. Really.  What about food? We'll have food for you. Dinner on Friday night, and breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday, and then breakfast and a late lunch on Sunday. We'll also have plenty of snacks, sodas, juice, and beer.  What's the agenda? Friday Nov. 6th Doors open at 5pm 5p - 6p: Hacky Hour (yeah, we know, it's super cheesy, but we'll have beers and food for you so that you can check in, eat, get situated, and meet other folks in the room) 6p: Kick -off (we'll say a few words to help everyone understand the goals of the weekend) 6:30p: Roundtable discussion of projects 7p-10p: Teams that want to form can form and begin working out priorities; everyone else can start hacking 10:30p: Clean up 11p: Doors close Sat. Nov. 7th Doors open at 9am 9:30am: Breakfast (Cereral Bar) 1p: Lunch 7p: Dinner: Happy Hacksgiving (yeah, yeah, we know, super cheesy again, but we're doing a Turkey dinner!!) 11p: Doors close Sun. Nov. 8th Doors open at 9am 9:30am: Breakfast (Cereal Bar) 2p: Lunch 3:30p: Beers & Roundtable discussion of what was achieved and next steps for each group 6p: clean up 7p: go home!

Let's get our game on! Businesses are always looking for how to better engage with their clients. Social media is ideal for this. However the approach for this hackathon is to use data from businesses and create a project using gaming principles. A reward system is an excellent tactic for establishing and strengthening the relationship between businesses and consumers. Think you have what it takes to participate? Sign-up for the event! You have 24 hrs to game~ify that data! More details will be released as time progresses. We are looking forward to seeing great ideas from participants. Sponsors TBA