PHOENIX — Arizona is set to host its very first Tech Week in the spring of next year. This exciting event was announced by Governor Katie Hobbs alongside the Arizona Commerce Authority, partnering with the Arizona Venture Alliance.
“Tech leaders from around the world are choosing Arizona because they recognize our potential,” Governor Hobbs stated. “We have everything in place: skilled talent, a supportive community, and a business environment that stands out nationally. We’re committed to nurturing a tech scene where innovation can thrive.”
What to Expect During Arizona Tech Week
Arizona Tech Week is scheduled to unfold at various venues across the state from April 6 to April 12. The week will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, networking opportunities, and pitch competitions.
This conference aims to highlight Arizona’s role in the global tech landscape by showcasing local innovations and prominent tech figures.
The event is anticipated to draw around 25,000 participants, including 5,000 investors, 10,000 startups, and 10,000 influencers.
If you’re part of the tech community and wish to organize related events during Arizona Tech Week, you can sign up on the event’s website to get notifications when applications open this fall.
A detailed list of events will be shared later, allowing attendees to filter by topics, dates, and locations.
Since 2010, Arizona has experienced a remarkable 150% increase in venture capital deals and over 330% growth in venture capital investments.
“From cutting-edge technologies like AI and self-driving cars to the most advanced microchip factories in North America, Arizona is not just keeping up with modern trends — we are leading the way,” said Sandra Watson, President and CEO of the Arizona Commerce Authority. “With strong partnerships and significant investments, Arizona is establishing itself as one of the fastest growing and best-connected tech hubs globally.”
