Seattle AI Investor Summit + Showcase

Join us June 10th and 11th for the Seattle AI Investor Summit + Showcase, presented by Microsoft, hosted by the Technology Alliance. A core pillar of Seattle AI Week, this is a unique opportunity for corporate venture investors, VCs, and key actors from around the world to learn about the groundbreaking innovations in artificial intelligence emerging from the Pacific Northwest. Seattle and the Pacific Northwest is home to cutting edge research institutions, VCs, startups, and major enterprises who are all building the AI future. Come to Seattle in June to meet  that ecosystem, including Microsoft, Amazon, University of Washington,  Fortive, Madrona, T-Mobile, Accenture, Pioneer Square Labs, and more!

Accommodations: Don’t miss your last chance to secure your stay at  the historic Edgewater Hotel! 

The Technology Alliance is a statewide, non-profit organization of leaders from Washington’s technology-based businesses and research institutions united by the vision of a vibrant innovation economy that benefits all of Washington's citizens. Through programs, events, data analysis, and policy activities, we advance excellence in education, research, and entrepreneurship to support the growth of our high-impact industries; the creation of high-wage jobs; and economic prosperity for our entire state.

Register now for the 2023-2024 Discovery Series!

This season continues on April 12th, featuring Dr. Chris Whidbey from Seattle University. From aerospace to life sciences, you don’t want to miss out on learning about the incredible research happening in our own backyard.

Tech Alliance lands $675K grant to boost corporate venture capital activity in Washington state

We recently landed a $675K grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration to help startups raise cash from corporate venture capital funds.

The money will go towards expanding our Enterprise Capital Alliance program that connects corporate venture capital with Washington state startups. The result will be more CVC investment dollars to more Washington state startups across innovation fields including life sciences, information and computing technology, climate tech, and space. Read the full press release here.