09/23/2026
September’s What’s on Tech newsletter focuses on a challenge highlighted in the SWFL Tech Pulse Report: building a stronger, more connected ecosystem around talent, entrepreneurship, and access to opportunity.
This month’s theme is the investment community and the resources available to help Southwest Florida founders become more investor-ready, connect with local support, and reach broader capital networks when the right fit is not available locally.
We’re highlighting:
- Regional resources that support startups and entrepreneurs
- Efforts to strengthen Southwest Florida’s future talent pipeline
- Events that help expand access to technology, skills, and professional connections
Explore the SWFL Tech Investment Community resources page to find organizations, programs, and connections that can help founders take their next step.
Want more? Subscribe to the SWFL Tech newsletter to stay connected, or follow the link to read the full September issue.
https://swfl-tech.org/whats-on-tech/newsletter/?utm_source=socials&utm_medium=september
SWFL Tech Board
Laura H. Schmidt, MBA (President), Ken Goldman (Treasurer), Debbie Peterson, MBA (Secretary), Warren Baucom (Economic Development), Jim Dobinski (Marketing), Chase Henderson (Community Engagement), Edward Fritz, MSM (Workforce), John Schlager (At Large), Wesley Sprecher (At Large)
SWFL Tech Members
Hotwire Communications Ltd, Entech, Comcast, StellarBlue.ai, Florida Gulf Coast University Lutgert College of Business, Lee County Economic Development Office, Inceptus, CMIT Solutions Of SWFL, Meredith Whitehead, B2 Solutions, Blue Water Components, Inc., SQK Consulting, 35 Mules, NURO.is, Collaboratory, Crews Bank & Trust
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