Christopher Wink is a journalist and entrepreneur, currently serving as the CEO and cofounder of Technical.ly. With a focus on local tech economies, Christopher's work explores the intersection of technology, entrepreneurship, and community development. His articles have been featured in publications such as Billy Penn at WHYY.
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Christopher Wink's coverage heavily focuses on the local tech and business scene in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. He frequently incorporates data, highlighting a preference for evidence-based insights. When reaching out to him, consider providing detailed analysis or commentary supported by credible data related to the local tech economy, entrepreneurship trends, or significant events in the area.
As his focus is mainly on local economies and technology within specific regions of the United States (Pennsylvania/Philadelphia), pitches should address these geographic areas while offering unique perspectives or industry-specific insights related to his coverage themes.
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By: Christopher Wink
Billionaires endorsing the Republican candidate say he’d be better for tech and startups, while others note that “the rule of law is pro-business.”
By: Christopher Wink, Danya Henninger
Lael Brainard, Biden's top economic adviser, toured the ARM Institute at Mill 19 — a former steel site turned innovation center.
By: Christopher Wink, Danya Henninger
Many coding and entrepreneur support orgs saw income surge during the pandemic. Then the economy changed.
By: Katie Malone, Christopher Wink
They must balance ambitious project goals in a fraught political climate — including the upcoming presidential election.
By: Katie Malone, Christopher Wink
Regions with lots of software developers tend to be economically vibrant, but there's often a mismatch between supply and demand.
The software developer pipeline is key to local economies. Corporate programs and alternative education can have an impact.
By: Christopher Wink, Danya Henninger
No, an attorney did not write this. But just like tech founders and software developers, legal services firms tend to cluster.
By: Danya Henninger, Christopher Wink
We've added self-service options for our popular advertising products, including newsletter takeovers to support our independent journalism.
By: Danya Henninger, Christopher Wink
One of the country's fastest growing regions has prioritized ecosystem building, and is seeing the results.
By: Katie Malone, Christopher Wink
A $62.7 million federal grant has five projects underway. Now, they want to grow participation — and even Technical.ly is playing a role.
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