BizTech Vice President Dennis Karpovitch tries a new Augmented Reality product called Dream Glass at the Silicon Valley Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum.
BizTech’s Eboard at the Google Campus in Mountain View, CA. The Android Statue features the latest version of Android operating system, Android Pie.
BizTech members at the Harvard Business School Tech Conference in October, 2017.
Tech Talk Coordinator Sunny Zhao leaves BizTech’s signature at the Silicon Valley Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum.
BizTech members met with Dean Freeman to discuss the Digital Matrix, a book about the future of the digital age written by Questrom professor Venkat Venkatraman.
Demystifying Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, ICO and Token Economy, by Ann Shin, Founding Partner, Ultrafund Capital.
BizTech’s Eboard in front of the Golden Gate Bridge during a visit to California for the Silicon Valley Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum.
BizTech’s Eboard reunites with founding president, Adam Whitaker, at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, CA
Snapshot of the dining lounge taken during a tour of the Google Campus in Cambridge
BizTech members at the MIT VC+Innovation Conference
Fully Transparent Display by Shenzen Photonic Crystal Technology Co. at the Silicon Valley Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum.
MIT Fintech Conference
BizTech’s Vice President Dennis Karpovitch stands next to a wall of past keynote speakers at the Silicon Valley Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum.
Display inside of an employee arcade at the Google Campus in Mountain View, CA.
Exterior of the Google Campus in Cambridge, MA
BizTech’s Eboard reunites with two previous club presidents – Adam Whitaker and Michelle Foun.
Speaker being interviewed by journalists at the Silicon Valley Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum.
Discussion between two mission accomplished CEOs of Cyber Security Industry: Howie Xu, VP of Machine Learning and AI, Zscaler; and Lane Bess, Principal/Founder, Bess Venture.
BizTech members in a Tech Conference at the Harvard Business School in October, 2017
This display at the Google Campus in Mountain View, CA uses face recognition software to recognize a person’s emotions and project the corresponding colors through the flowers.
