San Antonio Startup Week is still a few months away, but pre-registration is now open for attendees, volunteers and those looking to submit a session pitch.
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Geekdom announced this year’s theme for Startup Week is “Invest In,” which will focus on investing in entrepreneurs themselves, funding local founders and their startups, and San Antonio’s entire entrepreneurial community.“As San Antonio’s entrepreneurial and small business ecosystem continues to mature, we need more investment.
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