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For our US network, this is one in a series of primers from the Smart Cities Council about how your US located community can ‘bounce back’ from your current situation during the Biden Administration. In this article we recommend that -
• It is ‘smart,’ to read what happened with the Obama Administration to understand the Biden Administration.
• It is ‘smart,’ to think resiliency and vulnerable populations.
• It is ‘smart,’ to think regional planning
We conclude this primer with research that shows that this approach will deliver jobs to your community
2021 Readiness Challenge Application Re-Opens on February 1, 2021
2020 Readiness Challenge Winners Announced on January 11, 2021
You can vote for a Readiness Challenge Finalist to be a Readiness Cohort Leader through 5 pm ET on January 5, 2021.
Join experts such as Oracle, SAS, and Ott Hydro as they review for the city of Nashville, the architecture, data sets, and opportunities for predictive analytics as related to Nashville's efforts to mitigate the impact of urban flooding on vulnerable populations.
Experts from Dept. of Homeland Security, Intellisense, Green Stream, and HyFi will also review their sensors. Nashville city leaders will question and review all the findings online. This is part of the Smart Cities Council's collaborative engagement series where a Readiness Cohort Leader, here in Nashville, works to accelerate its own project - and helps other cities with similar needs in the process.
The Smart Cities Council is proud to announce the finalists for Readiness Cohort Leaders for the First Quarter of 2021. From Brisbane, Australia to Moscow, Russia to eight cities in North America - they represent the best of cities seeking to improve their city's livability, workability and sustainability - and also helping your city in the process.
With a focus on the theme 'cities helping cities,' Readiness Cohort Leaders will advance our collective cause, one city at a time.
Join the world's largest network of smart city practitioners and advance your city's livability, workability and sustainability.
The Smart Cities Council is proud to announce the finalists for selection as Readiness Cohort Leaders for the First Quarter of 2021. From Brisbane, Australia to Moscow, Russia to eight cities in North America - they represent the best of those cities that seek by improving their own city, also seek to improve your city. With a focus on the theme 'cities helping cities,' Readiness Cohort Leaders will advance our collective cause, one city at a time. Join the world's largest network of smart city practitioners and advance your city's livability, workability and sustainability.
Smart Cities Council Partners have the unique opportunity to engage with multiple cities at the same time working together using the Council's Smart Cities Activator Platform.
Did you know that
*Less than one percent of companies ever receive venture capital funding with most failing
*94% of the companies on the Inc. 500 never raised venture funding.
*Only 10% of venture-backed companies had a female founder;
*Only 1% had an African American founder.
Discover how inclusive entrepreneurialism changes this -